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It's a Van Gogh
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From: Elk Grove, CA
FYI looks like your bed is missing too. 
I would not use a regular worm clamp since it will be way out of balance. Get a CV joint clamp like the one still on there. Or a zip tie cut short.
I would not use a regular worm clamp since it will be way out of balance. Get a CV joint clamp like the one still on there. Or a zip tie cut short.
Fleet Mechanic
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From: Southern Colorado
I would order the Ford slip joint grease from Amazon, disassemble the shaft, apply liberally, reassemble and use a zip tie to secure the boot (as suggested above). I was able to pull one end of my driveshaft and service the slip joint with the other half of the shaft attached to the truck. No sense making more work out of this than necessary.
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