Good answers Denny. May I add something here also. I work part time for Carolina Driveline. Tom has been doing this for years but I have to admit, he has no "book" listings for vehicles. However, he does have a way of identifying and knowing what will work. He has his ways of measuring that will tell him what current part that he can use.
May I also add that he can "make" you a joint that will do the job and maybe for less than some prices I see posted just for the part.
That said, remember to check to see if there is a driveline shop close to you that can do the same things.... before you give your money to some high price mark up...... just adding my .02
Here is where I work part time. I've known Tom and Jennifer for 14 years. Great folks.
http://www.carolinadriveline.com/I've taken shafts to racing shops, including Nascar, transmission shops, 4X4 and specialty shops, big tractor rigs to lawn and garden shops. They tell me if Tom can't do it can't be done. I see him fix stuff that other people have royally messed up. He works everyday out in the shop with his guys, not at his desk. He also builds/repairs and ships a lot of places. Currently just finished modifying a 1928 Buick driveshaft/driveline that is incredible.
Whew, did that sound like an advertisement?
