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Well you learn something new everyday :)

wish I could find a $400 XJ... Your trans is either the AX-5 for the 2.5 or the AX-15 for the 4.0 YJ's have them and they are more plentiful then XJ's with 5 speeds.

I would not say rare... I have a 4.0 5 speed ( in a 4 door :) ) its just nobody wants to get rid of them!

I had a '94 with the 2.5 5 speed 4x4 2 door, no power windows or locks. it did have A/C. I liked it, it did have a little pep to it but not enough for me. I never figured out gas mileage but it was not terrible.

I voted for Alex. That is an amazing photo.

Still have?

Only 25? every jeep I see I buy. Probably 100 now. maybe tonight I will take them out of the boxes for a photo. ( just moved and had to pack them up) Having 2 sons ( 10 and 1 ) gives me a great reason to go to toy stores :) My Wife and I also had a jeep on the cake ( for me ) and a '68...

I dont think I saw it but what does it have? 4.0/ auto? Although I can't afford a jeep now, that does look like a nice XJ.

Where abouts are you located? Maybe someone on this site is close by to help or maybe knows of a shop or another jeeper who could help out.

(poinnting)HaHa! (to self,softly) D'oh

When my wife had her 2000 TJ, I also added the mirror relocation brackets. A problem I had with them is after a year in Ohio the paint on them started to chip and rust up. So paying the extra for the stainless steel would be well worth it.

here is something I found http://www.freewebs.com/fullthrottle4x4/products.htm He is also on ebay: http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZft4x4

Said Jeep is on their showroom floor. Very nice Jeep.

I aggree with Twisted here. Swap out the axles to stronger ones with your choice of lockers. Also invest in under body protection and a good roll cage, tied into the frame.

4.11:1 Axles,31x12.5 15 BFG A/T KO, Approx. 4 inch lift. Added factory skid plates (fuel tank,t-case,& front) Soon to add OBA.

interested in the upper shock mounts for the XJ you are working on. Pain in the butt fishing the washer/lockwasher/nut thru the small access hole, then getting a wrench on it.