As long as you have a slip yoke in the driveshaft, go and get a new tube put in... Any truck driveshaft/clutch shop should be able to do it and turn it around to you in one day. They can add a tube of any length.
Check spring shops too sometimes they do drive shafts.
It shouldn't be too expensive.
If you dont have the slip yoke, you'd be better off ordering a new back half from Island or Arizona Drivelines. or have the place put in a slip.
Lift the ass and measure, then drop it and measure, then you know your range.
Good Luck.. Don't worry about it. It's very typical to have Shaft problems.
Last edited by WashPaChris 64 at Aug 27 2003, 11:52 AM