Slant 6 with 200r4?

Basically, better internal parts...sort of like the internal differences between a 727 behind a 2bbl 383 and one behind a 426 Hemi. :) Extra clutch packs, stronger planetaries, different governers, etc. I recall the lo-po 200's wouldn't lock the converter at WOT.

If junkyard picking, you most likely donor for a good one would be a Monte Carlo SS (look for a third brake light...that's 1986-88) or a Cadillac Fleetwood with an Olds 307 (third brake light is 1986-90, composite headlights are 1987-90). If the engine has the oil filler in the valve cover or has EFI, it's a Chevy 305, NOT an Olds 307...the Olds will use a separate fill tube in the front of the intake and all used Q-jet carbs.

As Ed said, that 200-4-r (not 200-r-4) was the standard-issue tranny behind the turbo V-6 that came in the Buick Grand Nationals in the late eighties, I believe. That transmisssion was said to have some upgrades that made it capable of handling the increased output from that engine. Lots of GN owners don't like it for its high parasitic drag, however and end up replacing it with a 3-speed Pro Trans or a 2-speed Powerglide for better e.t.'s so, there are some in junkyards, but not many.