Author Topic: Custom Fender Tags  (Read 1417 times)

Offline RCKTMN94

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Custom Fender Tags
« on: September 25, 2010 - 01:01:12 PM »
Hello all,
   I don't mean to start a war on fender tags here. This is for a basket-case 1974 'Cuda (no engine and trans) that I will be ressurecting into a 1971 in appearance with custom driveline and suspension. What I would like to do is have two tags made that would display options as I am installing in my custom Barracuda. The engine will be a modern HEMI or V-10, so the engine code would be a 'non-original' number (perhaps today's coding). And I would like to put a "Dedicated to..." on the second tag, as well. I would want my company name along the top of it, too. In effect, this would be a novelty item to personalize the car. Though I would like it to be done on an original looking blank tag.
    Is there anyone out there that might be able to do a custom piece like this? Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated.

:cheers:
Thanks,
Paul
1970 Barracuda convertible (in production)
1974 'Cuda shell-coverting into 1971 (in production)
1983 Olds Cutlass (in production)
2007 Magnum SRT-8 (Daily Driver)




wagesofsin

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Re: Custom Fender Tags
« Reply #1 on: September 25, 2010 - 06:24:26 PM »
contact datatags.


http://www.datatags.com/


tell them of your intentions , perhaps a letter of intent would also be a good idea as to not induce folks to think you are looking to fake anything.
i think its a cool idea , with the modern code , and dedication.
best of luck.
« Last Edit: September 25, 2010 - 06:41:46 PM by wagesofsin »

Offline RCKTMN94

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Re: Custom Fender Tags
« Reply #2 on: September 26, 2010 - 11:03:23 AM »
wagesofsin,
    I appreciate the recommendation. I don't feel it's right, ethically or legally, to falsify with 'correct' numbers as fraud would likely be the only driving force. After all, the VIN of the car's final Title will likely be state issued (missing the original dash), and the remaining numbers all over the car show it being a 1974 'Cuda. The engine and trans are long gone, which is why I chose it as a project car. I can do my own thing to a 'junk' car without feeling like I took an authentic car out of the loop. Anyone who looked at it would not be fooled into thinking it's an original HEMI 'Cuda (or anything like that), simply a nice finishing touch on my 'dream car" build.

Thanks,
Paul
1970 Barracuda convertible (in production)
1974 'Cuda shell-coverting into 1971 (in production)
1983 Olds Cutlass (in production)
2007 Magnum SRT-8 (Daily Driver)