>I always thought it was more of an "L" trim vs. "GL" designation.  My 85 is
>a GL and I think 84s were all L's, all that I've seen anyway.  No tach, and
>less nice door panels and upholstery.  But I'll defer to the model king
>Chris here.  But you couldn't get an L and GL in the same year, could you?

My 84 Caravelle is a GL. No tacho but with upmarket upholstery, full
set of armrests on all 7 seats, matching carpet, 2-tone paint,
5-speed trans. But of course it's not  US-market vehicle.
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