Just thought I'd share this little find with everyone else I picked up the car two years ago finely started the resto. So I'm finding all kinda things.

http://i468.photobucket.com/albums/rr50/kevin58145/IMG_1051.jpg


Looks as if some one welded two yokes together not sure why though.

probably a home repair job.let's see what's laying around in the garage :noway:

Yeah I agree on the home repair, I just dont see how anyone could feel safe with that going down the road especialy with the power that was being put through it. The car had a 400 sbc bored .030 over with .50 dome top pistons some very nice brodix aluminum heads and a weiand duel high rise tunnel ram intake and two 750cfm domanator carbs with that being said I would not trust that homemade yoke someone was very confident in their work!

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lol doh! I swear that wasnt me! Maybe my neighbor could have had something to do with that though, he thinks hes master welder! But seriously dude, is that fishing line on the drive line?

Looks like someone didn't like the out of phase driveshaft yokes... so whats one to do... cut the yoke in half and put it in phase l:)l:)l:)l:)

lol doh! I swear that wasnt me! Maybe my neighbor could have had something to do with that though, he thinks hes master welder! But seriously dude, is that fishing line on the drive line?



No it looks like a piece of nylon rope.

saweet!!! :d

You think that's bad, I had an old Ford Ranger a few years ago. The driveshaft fell out in a parking lot on day. When I looked at it, it had been BRAZED! It was the front yoke too. What a stupid thing to do to save a few bucks.

He knew he was selling it.

Yeah crazy thing about it I bought this car from a guy that went to jail 15 years ago and prior to that it was his pride and joy when he got out he "wanted to get his life together" so he sold it. the car sat untouched for 15 years in a garage so this has to be something he did when he was driving it, which is very scary.