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Hi guys, I'm looking for a lower mileage silverado driveshaft in good condition with good u-joints and good balance. I am located in the chicago land area and am willing to travel.

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Hi guys, I'm looking for a lower mileage silverado driveshaft in good condition with good u-joints and good balance. I am located in the chicago land area and am willing to travel.

Adam

 

You might have better luck being more specific:

 

regular/extended/crew cab?

short bed or long bed?

2WD or 4WD?

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'00 Z71 Extended car & regular bed.

 

 

Hi guys, I'm looking for a lower mileage silverado driveshaft in good condition with good u-joints and good balance. I am located in the chicago land area and am willing to travel.

Adam

 

You might have better luck being more specific:

 

regular/extended/crew cab?

short bed or long bed?

2WD or 4WD?

 

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