1966, 442 convertible 4 speed

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Old August 14th, 2010, 05:08 AM
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1966, 442 convertible 4 speed

Hey guys, new to the site. Can you tell by what is on the cowl plate what the options are? Here is what is on my 66. Is it a true 442 4speed.

04D

St 66-33867 LAN 7540

TR 980B W-2 paint

W 2LGT

4F 5VY

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Old August 14th, 2010, 06:16 AM
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Welcome to the site! I'm sorry, I don't have the reference books to help with your question, but there's some folks here who are very knowledgable and will hopefully post soon. John
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Originally Posted by 66fourspeed
Hey guys, new to the site. Can you tell by what is on the cowl plate what the options are? Here is what is on my 66. Is it a true 442 4speed.

04D

St 66-33867 LAN 7540

TR 980B W-2 paint

W 2LGT

4F 5VY

Can you help
Sure can! But first I have to ask you to post pics! Please!

I can assure you that you indeed do have an original 4-spd 442 convertible.
04D Built 4th week of April, '66
St 66-33867 1966 Cutlass Convertible
LAN 7540 Lansing built and the body sequence number
TR 980B Black bucket seat interior.
W-2 paint Silver Mist Poly, black top
(column 1)
W Tinted windshield
(column 2)
L 4-spd tran
G console
T power rear antenna
(Column 4)
F remote driver's mirror
(column 5)
V 442 trim
Y deluxe seat belts.
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Old August 14th, 2010, 06:57 PM
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Thanks for the help. I am going to bring her home tomorrow. She is not pretty right now but it is all there. Somebody painted her black at some point in the past. Motor still moves freely not running or in the car. Body pretty straight with little rust. Will start posting pictures when I get home and keep you informed on the restoration. How many cars do you think that has survived?
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