I need a driveshaft for a 1970 Challenger , it will have a 426 Hemi with 727 and a Dana 60 , who makes good ones , thanks.

Have you checked for a local drive shaft shop? They can make you a custom fit and you have the ability to get any problems solved quickly.

Exactly.

I had a aluminum one made by my local drive line shop built for a very reasonable cost and took them one day to make it.

I am still using it 12 years later under my 440 6 pak dana 71 challenger with 12" wide tires in the rear.
Weighed less than than a steel one and cost a whole lot less than having one shipped to me.

Thanks for the info , I do not have any now , the car is a new build and it was previously a slant six car , I will check the local shops , thanks.

If like me you don't have a local shop, I got a real nice part from Mancini.

Order a Strange through Dr. Diff.

After deperately trying to keep my dollars local and the local Powerdrive driveline shop BSing me and telling me they couldn't find a yoke for my 727 (even after showing them a Dana/Spicer part #, for which they are a dealer) I gave up and ordered it online from Dr. Diff. A friend and I later compared pricing (he ordered local) and his was double what I paid!

Very happy with my shaft as it's completely eliminated my breakage issues.

If you want a drive shaft then most local shops will build you one from ends.

However if you want an exact reproduction of a Hemi Challenger driveshaft there was a guy at Carlisle that makes them. Not cheap ~ $1500 but it's a work of art.

I have the guys card at home if interested.

See below:
https://www.doctordiff.com/strange-engineering-driveshaft.html

I second what he said, for a OE level restoration, it's a must. I have one and it's beautiful. Almost hate to put on the car.

If it's a driver, then lots of folks make them per the above posts.