I know of an old '31 Chevy dually hot rod project that a friend is building and wants to install the front end of a 1990 - 1995 Jeep Cherokee XJ 2WD. I need photos to help me locate this front end for him. Thanks a lot for any assistance - Mike - Boynton Beach, Florida

 

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Thanks for replying WyoCherokee - really need photos that I can save to refer when locating an axle for my buddy.

 

I'v got one out back. Its dark now but I can probably take some pics tomorrow. What parts of it do you want pictures of?

 

Never seen one up close, so an overall shot of it from end to end. A close up shot of one of the hubs with the disc brake set up if they are still assembled. If not, that's okay too. I presently work in a salvage yard called LKQ Pick Your Part, so I can identify easily with some good photos from my phone. Appreciate this greatly Garrett!

 

will this work

 

 

Nice shot - should work very well. Would you know from what year this front end came from? Don't have a clue how many years that this front end came equipped from, but my buddy is looking for a front end from '90 - '95 XJ 2WD. I'll continue to collect photos from the members here until they all look alike - Thanks a bunch Ronnie!

 

Mine's still in the jeep, but i'll see what I can get tomorrow.

 

That's very good - your photos will help me identify more clearly while still in your vehicle while I search my salvage yards!

 

The pic is from a 2001.

I believe from 84 till 02 not much diff. look for any jeep XJ without gear center section a straight tube cant get any simpler!

 

The weathers crappy here so they aren't the best but here's what I got.

 

Thanks Ronnie - that's good information to refer too!

 

Just the photos I need, so now I can look in my area for an axle setup - appreciate your time Garrett!

 

My salvage yards will have all of the vehicles propped up on steel wheels with wheels and tires off. Can any member advise as to the best way to remove these front ends? As I'm a pre-74 enthusiast as anyone can see from my avatar, I'm more familiar with taken the older, classic vehicles apart - they're much simpler. Appreciate any advise greatly - the quick help I've received so far has been very impressive!