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Rock Auto sells assorted sizes of tie rod end boots.

http://www.rockauto.com/en/tools/steeri ... boot,10659

I've never had my tranny out. If I see oil on the ground I just make sure I add oil as needed.

Those pictures look like Steele products. They're good quality and generally correct from my experience with their '56 Cadillac parts. Do a search on this forum for the shackle and spring bushings replacement. Others here have gone through this already. Some listed by various sellers are not the cor...

Here are the seals from Applied GMC:

http://www.appliedgmc.com/prod.itml/icOid/1881

Hi Mikel, I just saw this in another thread on the subject: http://toronado.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1559 Final drive leak is solved. It was my own problem. All the replacement seals for the left shaft are made for the later venting system, which means they have two small holes in the outsi...

See if you can contact Bruce Roe. He's very familiar with Toronados and Cadillacs of various generations and has made modifications and upgrades to the Toros.

Go to this post and click on the contact icon.

viewtopic.php?f=7&t=2001&p=7752&hilit=bc+roe#p7752

In all likelihood, USA Parts buys its fabric from SMS. That was the case with some Cadillac upholstery they sell.

Rocky, Just thought I'd point out that the 1969 parts car post is from October 2016.

Click on his contact information just in case he has parts left. I'm pretty sure he isn't checking the forum.

That's pretty much the same speed as mine, both up and down.

I've never worked on mine but I've never noticed a vent tube or any other place to vent like you find on most axles or differentials so that sounds logical.

Applied GMC knows their stuff so I'd trust that to be the correct seal.