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What "type" gearbox from just serial #?

Any way to determine what "type #" gearbox I had from just the COA gearbox serial #? I have a '69E and per the COA the serial # was 7195262. I haven't had any luck determining what the type # was. Any help is greatly appreciated. If it helps any the engine serial # was 6291279. Thanks.

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BTW, the COA didn't have the type # listed next to the serial #.
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Looks like the 4-speed, 901/12.
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I have a '69E and per the COA the serial # was 7195262.
I'm showing a 901/13 5-speed in the Factory Specs booklet, 11th line down...



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901/13 5-speed is correct for that serial #.
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Thanks guys. I really appreciate it. Now I need to find one!
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I keep this bookmarked since so many members here don't have the spec books. Great reference thread from the Pelican archives.
901/13 gear question
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Anybody know what the type 3 "optional ratio" means?
Is this desirable?

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