I need to buy a drive shaft for a 1970 GTX. I’m not happy with my local shop Any one have a shop that they would recommend? I would like it to look factory
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Best place to buy a new Drive shaft
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bigbluedodge
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I've bought 3 from Strange. They were very good quality and the price wasn't terrible (at least it wasn't 10 years ago). I imagine Moser makes them as well. I don't know about looking stock, though.
josephqatarcarguy
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shaftmasters !!! buy them for all my cars and have them shipped all the way to qatar !! David and his family are brilliant !!!
Mopar Hunter
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Strange Engineering.
Diewilde13
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Had good experience with Dennys Driveshafts
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For the places mentioned do you have to measure for the shaft you need or are our cars so figured out by now you just have to say 68 charger with a 727 in the stock position with a Dana 60 rear and they just know?
Mopar Hunter
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It’s best to measure.
icetech
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I had mine built by these guys... had it done fast and the price was good...
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icetech
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As someone said above.. measure.. whoever you order from should have a form you fill out that explains exactly what to measure... if you got one and it's 1" too long.. that's a bad day
yes I will measure it. Years ago I knew a guy that measured his not being level. If was too long. Transmission lasted about 10 miles
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