My Challenger R/T Vert Fender Tag Only... There were a few very small traces of broadcast sheet mixed in with the rats nest under the seats but it literally was a rats nest...
My Coronet R/T Vert Fender Tag Only... Zero evidence of a broadcast sheet...
My Old U code R/T SE Challenger which was a two tag car.. One Tag & Two perfect broadcast sheets... I had registered the car with SIAC back around 1982 part of which was writing down all the codes on the fender tags, plus listing all the options on the car... It was early in the hobby & guys were trying to learn all about the codes... The newsletter had regular articles about codes & options...
A few years later after nearly killing myself & the car a few times (Insert scary story here) I had taken the car off the road to rebuild/restore it (And keep myself outta trouble) So I took everything apart & the fender tags would up in a coffee can... I know normally this ends with the tag lost, but since my car had two tags only one got lost...
Luckily I had the 1st tag & was only missing the 2nd tag...
Anyway I got the car restored, new paint, interior engine trans & back on the road around 1990 & had some fun with it.. Then got a convertible & the R/T SE wound up sitting more than driving... I sold it in 1997...
Around 1993 I been lurking at a few Mopar sites for a few years but never really joined or posted anywhere... But there was a thread over on Moparts by a guy who when by "Alaskan T/A" it seems he'd recently taken possession of the files of the now defunct SIAC & he was going through allot of info & was hoping to connect paperwork back with cars..... :big smile: Well I finally had to join a website.. Even though I'd sold my R/T SE I knew the current owner & since I lost the tag I figured it would be pretty cool to get the new owner the info so he could replace it... I contacted Barry & he said he'd keep an eye out while going through the files.... A few days later I got a PM from Barry