Bill ~
Assuming that you have the T5 rear yoke and slip tube you just need to
measure the distance from the T-5 U-joint back to the rearend yoke. My
1949 3/4 ton was about 61 in. I went to a local junkyard where they had
a big pile of old diveshafts. I found a mid-80's Buick driveshaft that
was just the right 61 in. length. (cost $8.00!!!) I was able to find
the front and rear U-joint kits to fit. I think that NAPA actually
had a "Universal" universal kit!!
Tom
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