That's a ZJ, and it honestly looks home made, look at the grill

 

^Correct, Jeep Cherokee Excursion, Factory made
http://www.nagca.com/forum/showthrea...okee+Excursion

 

I have seen a Jeep 10" subwoofer that fits inside a fullsize spare tire/wheel.

 

It was a 98

 

Didn't know that was even an option

 

I have never seen another one since. But it was definitely an option. Even the owners manual shows two clusters. I don't think it had a temp gauge either. Just a warning light.

 

Roll up cargo covers were available up through 96. The 97's+ had a clip on cover.

 

Why would Jeep have installed a factory 6 speaker option when the radios that were available were stereo only and had only a left/right/front to rear balance control? Look at the radio options up to 1996. They were pretty basic. A 1996 or earlier 6 speaker setup was no doubt an owner installed aftermarket option including aftermarket head unit. There were three OEM head units offered by Jeep up to 96. A basic AM/FM unit, an AM/FM/cassette unit and then later a very rare AM/FM/CD indash unit.

 

^ My 1996 XJ had factory six-speaker system. Tweeters in lower dash, two 5" in doors and two more in sound bar.

 

I have a tire carrier that I've had for several years. I just haven't installed it yet. Looks like I may not get around to it. Maybe eventually.

 

I saw one of those once a very long time ago. Like late 90's in a JY.

 

where were the tweeters located in the dash?

 

Factory subwoofer?

 

Check out the picture on Page 6 of this thread. Doubt any came from the factory with any. Probably a dealer installed or accessory item from the dealer.

 

That is a picture of a 97+ door. Not a 96-. There are some slot vents on either side of the lower dash valance but they never had speakers in any of the XJ's I have ever seen unless there was an aftermarket install.

I have a 1996 Cherokee accessories brochure and in the audio options segment, aside from the standard equipment AM/FM unit, it lists the following as optional. The now very familiar to us AM/FM/Cassette deck, an in dash AM/FM/CD player and a 6 disc cd player unit that mounts under the driver's seat with a cabled, hand held remote control and lastly the sound bar in the rear cabin. Nothing else.

The 6 CD changer unit looks to be the same type Jeep installed in a compartment in the cargo area on the right side in the 99-04 WJ's.


Not to say it didn't happen. Maybe a dealer installed option not listed but approved by Chrysler. And again I ask why when the factory audio options were strictly two channel stereo and with no options for any kind of crossover network. It doesn't make sense.