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Re: Fixing the Family Truck 1955_Chevy_6400 #787085 10/08/2011 7:49 AM
Joined: Aug 2011 Posts: 194 Lubbock 1 1955_Chevy_6400 Shop Shark
1955_Chevy_6400 Shop Shark 1 Joined: Aug 2011 Posts: 194 Lubbock	No one gave me a new reply! I was wanting to know how to connect that Dodge 1-ton drive shaft to the Chevy 2-ton rear axle. Should I try to connect the original '55 Chevy drive shaft to the transmission for a more original look, or connect the Dodge 1-ton drive shaft to the Chevy 2-ton rear axle? I'm stuck! Anything is helpful.

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