Trunion drive shaft?

I had a driveshaft made like this one in the article 9 years ago and it has held up to my 11.50 second car. Still running strong. Jayson

My boot flung apart going down the interstate on my '57 Plymouth...the boot smacked the floor soo hard I thought something BAD happened. I got a CV boot from an autoparts store that matched the diameter of the original boot.

That lasted a few more months until my car started vibrating badly...the T part of the ball and trunnion shaft busted through the housing! So for about $100 I had a new slip yoke type driveshaft made from my original driveshaft.

Heres a good article on this type of swap: http://www.earlycuda.org/tech/ujoint.htm

The "NOS" boots aren't worth the effort...they will usually tear apart trying to get them on since they are soo old.