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Old 03-13-2010, 02:42 PM   #1
Shaky
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One-piece driveshaft in a long-bed?

My '66 long bed came from the factory with a 327 and TH400 (which were long gone by the time I got the truck).

I installed a Richmond 5-speed, which is somewhat longer. I had the forward drive shaft shortened, but i sometimes wonder if it would have been better to make-up a one-piece shaft.

Is this doable??
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