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4 speed LeSabre?


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In 1962 and 1963 the sales code for the 4-speed was A7, so this should be on the trim tag in 1962 and 1963.  2L is the group number system code for 4-speed.  It would be read Group 2, option L.  The group numbering system was used for 1964-1967.  You may see the code 2L on the trim tag or 2 followed by a string of letters, one of which would be L.  You may also see the UPC/RPO option code M20 and I've even seen one that just says "4SPD. SYN".  See attached pictures from 4-speed Buicks.

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