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M47 transmission replacement - oddball tail shaft problem 200 1987

posted by  mtd240 on  Mon Oct 31 14:35 CST 2011
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Where are you located? I have an M47 driveshaft I pulled from a "parts garden". It has the flex joint still on the end (albeit a busted flex joint - you will have to pick up a new one). There are 6 bolts total - 3 in the driveshaft and 3 to hold it to the trans.

Send me a message if you are interested in buying it. I was going to fit it with new u-joints and a center support bearing for a super-quick-driveshaft swap in my '90 245 without disabling the car for a week.






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