rear axel assembly and torque, anyone who would assemble it for me. 69 goose

1969 mangusta

5/23/247:39 AM

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We might need a little more info. Are you looking for u-joints for the half-shafts? I hear they are easily found at tractor supply shops. Pantera guys are using CV-style shafts instead. I have not seen it done on a Goose.

If you post your location, I'm sure some folks could chime in with local shops to use. Good luck!

5/23/2411:23 AM

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He’s in NE Iowa…

5/24/244:57 PM

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