Re: [Amc-list] Droning sound in 66 American

["Jay" <jciampi@xxxxxxxx>]

I think I just take the driveshaft of and take it to a shop in Lakeland, FL. 
that balances driveshafts and see if they can find a problem with the 
driveshaft. Once I get that issue put behind me, if I still have a slight 
vibration  and/or droning, I will try the pinion bearing in the rear end. 
Lastly, I will replace the tires, I guess. Good ol' unibodies and their 
quirks. I have owned Nash and Rambler cars since my 1941 Nash 600 (unibody) 
all the way up to my 1981 Concord. They are sensitive to any out of balance 
body part, including  bad tires.  I had a vibration problem with my 66 AMBO 
wagon and it turned out to be the tires.

More later


Jay 

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