Found Broadcast Sheet / Missing Digit

[Robert1050]

I recently bought a '70 Challenger R/T and the seller proudly gave me the broadcast sheet an upholstery shop found when they re-covered the driver's seat.  Unfortunately, it's not the sheet for the car I bought, but maybe it belongs to someone. 

The first digit is missing, it was right where a coil from the seat was, so it was obliterated.

The number:

     S23N0E115552

I've deciphered that it's a 383 Magnum in Go-Mango.

Anyone's?

Robert

[Rev-It-Up]

If it's from a Challenger, the first letter will be a "J".  Very nice of you Robert!  I hope someone claims it.

[Alaskan_TA]

  an LA broadcast sheet.  

Cody will be all over you as soon as he sees this.  

Barry

[Carlwalski]

Nice find and well done for offering it up......I'd like to find mine. Even for the 'Cuda in all it's non-matching numbers glory, just cool to go through one that came with the car. Hope the rightful owner gets his cars birth cert back.


 

[Cuda Cody]

Only 9 digits away from someone in the registery.  Sooooo close.

Robert, please check out the registry for 1970 LA built cars.  I would like to try and help find the right owner for the sheet.  I'll PM you.

[Robert1050]

My lap-top ran out of juice last night, so I didn't get a chance to post a jpg of the broadcast sheet, but it is attached below.  Cody already contacted me & I've requested his mailing info to send it off to him.  One interesting thing Cody pointed out is that this sheet shows this vehicle to have been built on 10-28-69, it's sequence number is 115552.  My R/T was built on 10-23-69, with a sequence number of 114710.  842 apart.  Wow.
Robert