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Old 03-16-2025, 11:06 PM
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The higher number were Manuals. You could also break that down to the 3 Speed manual vs. 4 Speed manual.

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The higher number were Manuals. You could also break that down to the 3 Speed manual vs. 4 Speed manual.
Only 14 - 3 speed manuals were produced. Out of those 14 cars, we have the only one that came with the tach and gauges.

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Only 14 - 3 speed manuals were produced. Out of those 14 cars, we have the only one that came with the tach and gauges.
Mine is a 3 speed also…

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I have a letter hiding somewhere with the VINs of all the std 3 speeds.

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