No one has every done it because it's extremely complex and expensive. It would be easier and cheaper to find a car somewhere on the planet and ship it to your house.

 

I believe the AE95 rear end is a solid axle... Not at all compatible with an OEM Camry/Celica Alltrac/GT4 rear end.

The floorpan from the firewall back to the rear bumper (including the bumper beam!) is different between a FWD and AWD Camry. There are driveshaft mounts in the tunnel, a bump-out for the exhaust on the (US) passenger side, all the subframe mounts and a rear gas tank location (with a higher trunk floor) that all have to be accounted for.

You can probably hack something together from Celica GT4 parts (more available where you are, I assume), similar to what some guys with Celicas do, but to get it to OEM spec requires a HUGE amount of parts - basically the whole car from the firewall back.

-Charlie

 

Yeah just realized how much of a pain it'd be to do, pity that we never got them here cheers for the information though.

 

Yep! Charlie covered the meat of it. The only way you'd really be able to do that on a FWD Camry is to hack up the rear end and do custom suspension. I assume hot rod people do it when they put big motors into Chevy Cavaliers etc.