Looking for my 1968 Charger 383, Auto, Maroon, Black Int/Top to Buy

[383 ci]

Need help to find my 1968 Charger


    I am trying to find my 1968 Charger; VIN XP29G8B368480 , I bought new in Spring of 1968 at Bridgeport Colonial Dodge in Ct.( Out Of Buss)
    It was a 383, 4bbl, auto, Maroon with a black interior and vinyl top, Power windows and a 8 track player ( See Links to Original Invoice and Photos )
    The last trace I have ,it was in Stratford Ct in 1971
    Does anybody know of any means of searching any records source
    Mark
   
    https://www.dropbox.com/sh/o1wlcabm7fgsohw/ujDbwK0brP ( Original Invoice )
   
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/54f94dmvfpiig7d/68%20Charger%20Photo.jpg  ( 68 Charger Photos )
   
   

     

[cdr]

welcome to dc.com

[tan top]

  hello & welcome    ,    good  start ! that you still have the vin number  !

[383 ci]

Thanks
Its in the post and on the Invoice
It is
VIN XP29G8B368480

[Mopar Nut]

Welcome aboard!

I know how you feel, i'm looking for my 70 Challenger orange with black interior.

Good luck!

[383 ci]

Thanks
Do you know of any Services of ways to search an old VIN Number?

[XS29L9Bxxxxxx]

An insurance company could look, but unless they have a business reason, I am not sure they would disclose the location. Same w/ police 

[lloyd3]

Make friends with a cop. If that isn't an option, then consider interviewing a private detective to see if he has resources for this type of search. The internet has special resources that folks can pay for to find all sorts of things.   Remember that the odds of it surviving are fairly slim (~10%). Your part of the world was vary hard on the cars of the 60s with all that salt and no undercoating. Combine that with kids that were like me (who bought'em cheap and ran'em hard!) and you can see why they are so unusual to see driving around now.  Also, I'm fairly sure that if you have a VIN, you can go to your local DMV and see if they have a current record for it. A trip to your adjoining States for the same type of search would likely find it if it's still around  (if they provide such a service).

[Mopar Nut]

  Also, I'm fairly sure that if you have a VIN, you can go to your local DMV and see if they have a current record for it. A trip to your adjoining States for the same type of search would likely find it if it's still around  (if they provide such a service).

I would try this first.