Barrie,
The chances of finding someone with a spare that fits your car are about zero.
Measure the distance between the transmission out put shaft and the flange
on whatever rear diff you are using. Be sure to measure the length of the
shaft too. Take the piece that fits your transmission and the one that
fits the diff and your measurements to a drive shaft shop. That and a
couple of hundred bucks will get you a drive shaft.
Larry Hoy
At 07:59 AM 8/22/2001, Barrie Robinson wrote:
>Folks at world,
>
>My Rover V8 is installed in my MGB GT and so is the rear axle - Now I need
>a prop shaft. I have the MG end and a rotten (there appears to be a rubber
>seal that has expired) Rover end which was cut at the hollow tube bit.
>
>Advice on suitable prop (drive) shafts would be much appreciated - or if
>you have one for sale!
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