nater_totts

Still interested?

yeah the axel is rusty but solid I can send you pics if youd like just pm me your number it'd be $375 for it all

short wheel base? I have all of this from a 1990 eliminator except the trans, I was going to do the same thing but I didnt have time for it.

I have one if your still interested for $10 Located in Redford, mi

i have one with only 70k on it. it runs decent but it might need new rings in the front piston I'm not sure how i'd send it but i'm sure i could figure something out if you really want it I'll post a video of it running if you want too

i have one but it the fabric is missing other than that its in decent condition

i have a the whole front axle assembly since i'm doing a 4x4 swap, but like they said whyyy? lol

i have one i just need to pull it out of my parts truck

well I have the ECU now all i need is to get started on this thing... lol

does it need the fabric on it still? cause i have one

Sweet deal Nathan! Welcome to the club. Hey, your dad, washed.building Cherokee's when there were Comanche's rolling down the line also? If so, I have some really important questions to ask. Rob L. He started working there just two years after they stopped production on Comanches in 94 :( That sinks Nate... He might still be able to help though.... Do you think he could ask around, and find when the last comanche was made or the last few serial numbers? Thanks. Rob L. alright ill ask my uncle too he works for them as well as an engineer he gets me service manuals whenever i need them so maybe he can look it up somehow

yes they all are about the 4.0 well thats good i guess i could always get the manual ECU later on after ive got everything together and running

I was wondering if i would need a different one because i want to use the the manual trans(AX-15) rather than the automatic that was with the 4.0L from the donor truck what if it already has it? does that mean i will have to get a different one to use the manual trans(AX-15)?

do you know what year the xj was?

http://www.popsci.com/diy/article/2010- ... rod-hauler probably doesn't count but i saw the Peterbilt and thought of this read about it in one of the popsci issues