Side or threaded yokes?

[Joe M.]

If someonecould help me out with this one I would appreciate it. In restoring a 73 L48 with an automatic wereside yokes with U bolts or threaded yokes used from the factory? In getting the car ready for judging and want to make sure its correct.

Thanks in advance,

Joe

[Edward J.]

Re: Side or threaded yokes?

Joe, My 72 L48/auto has threaded yokes, I believe that the 4 spds had the u-bolts.

[Joe L.]

Re: Side or threaded yokes?

If someonecould help me out with this one I would appreciate it. In restoring a 73 L48 with an automatic wereside yokes with U bolts or threaded yokes used from the factory? In getting the car ready for judging and want to make sure its correct.

Thanks in advance,

Joe

Joe----


My brother was once the original owner of a 1973 with L-48 and 4 speed. His car had the cap-type ("threaded") yoke axles. I remember that very well.

[Michael W.]

Re: Side or threaded yokes?

If someonecould help me out with this one I would appreciate it. In restoring a 73 L48 with an automatic wereside yokes with U bolts or threaded yokes used from the factory? In getting the car ready for judging and want to make sure its correct.

Thanks in advance,

Joe

Irrespective of what style yokes you have, if you believe that they are the originals, please don't change them for judging. There's been more than a few diffs found with the cap style where straps should have been found.

[Joe M.]

Re: Side or threaded yokes?

Ed, I appreciate yourhelp with this topic. I hope your andyour family are well and thanks again for the help.
Joe

[Joe M.]

Re: Side or threaded yokes?

Joe, thanks again for your continued advice getting this carready for judging. I appreciate your help over the last few years.

[Joe M.]

Re: Side or threaded yokes?

Michael, thanks for helping with this topic, I appreciatethe help.