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Hi Folks

Anyone know if a fully assembled 1951 dodge coronet Drive Shaft will interchange with a 1947 Plymouth?  Are they the same length? Flange diameter and holes the same?  

Thanks!

Alex

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Thanks guys for the feedback.  

Bummer was hoping they are interchangeable.    I love the idea of having one made with modern Universal joints!!  Is the attached picture from Harold all I would need to bring to the drive shaft shop?  Can someone maybe refer me to a write up on what is required?  I know the topic has been discussed, but i cant seem to find a definitive set of procedures and parts that the driveshaft would require.

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These yokes will bolt to the transmission and rear end.  You would need a driveshaft builder to make the driveshaft to fit.  Your car is 66-years-old be a nice guy and give it a new driveshaft of Christmas.  I included a link to show a local builder that shows making the driveshaft we all could use.

 http://www.aadriveline.com/Driveshafts.php

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