Found my broadcast sheet for my 72 Charger Rallye today!

[nakita7]

I bought a 72 Charger Rallye last year and it had the fender tag, but no broadcast sheet. Being a Lynch Road car, all the options aren't listed on the tag, so it was hard to prove to be an actual Rallye car (other than it has the original door tag on the original Rallye drivers door). Today we were cleaning out the interior, getting ready to swap the white interior out for a black one, and I thought I would just look in the glove box, as I hadn't done that since I bought the car, and voila, there was very clear broadcast sheet, in plastic, in there! I was pretty sure the previous owner said he didn't have one, or maybe he didn't quite understand what I was asking. It was a private sale from a non-Mopar kind of guy, who had the car since he was in high school. It has the code A57 on there, which is cool because it's a 318 car. Many say there was never a 318 Rallye produced, and I myself used to believe that, but there's the proof. We were also pulling the interior out of my 71 RT, and the front buckets had a broadcast sheet from a 73 Rallye 440 auto car, and the back seat had one from a 73/4 Roadrunner, but both sheets were really mangled, or else I would have passed them on. Thanks for the read, just wanted to share that with you guys!

[TruckDriver]

 

[LeeBoy]

Congrats. I just found mine for my 68. My fender tag is MIA.