transmission production breakdown

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survivor
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transmission production breakdown

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Is there a production numbers breakdown of manual and automatic transmissions cars for model year 1988 :?:
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survivor wrote:Is there a production numbers breakdown of manual and automatic transmissions cars for model year 1988 :?:
Yes. Short answer is a bit under 28% were built with the manual transmission. There is all kinds of build number info here http://www.ascmclaren.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=804
Paul
- '88 ASC McLaren #041 in Black Cherry Metallic w/5-speed manual
- '67 F-100 fleetside, all original w/240ci 6 cyl
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Paul, Thank you for that info. I have owned my Keweenau white for a little while now. Always knew what they were, just never on the lookout for one. Reading other posts on this site, it is funny when you park your car and people observe it. You almost get a 'you're on candid camera look on their faces"!!! Purchased from original owner. Unrestored survivor. Found in a condominium parking lot with 3 car covers over it!!! And YES, it is a 5 speed! Regards, Frank
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I got mine kind of the same way ...just happened across it about 6 months ago. Mine was driven only about 1,800 miles in the past 17 years, and had to have been in climate controlled storage. Many people are puzzled when they see it, but it is neat to come across the rare someone who knows exactly what it is.
Paul
- '88 ASC McLaren #041 in Black Cherry Metallic w/5-speed manual
- '67 F-100 fleetside, all original w/240ci 6 cyl
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