Missing VIN

[Landonsrt]

Well, im askng around to try and find out if there is any way to find out build codes knowing just the VIN. I imagine not but its worth asking. Over the period of 25+ years my car sat in a field, someone stole the plate off of it from under the hood. Where else besides the dash are other #'s stamped? Besides the dash which is the only one as far as I can tell. I already know the engine option and "special" are part of it from looking at 1969chargerregistry.com.

[Ghoste]

Unless you find a broadcast sheet in the car someplace, you are out of luck.  Look under the seats and behind the glovebox, you may score the sheet.

[WingCharger]

Part of the vin is stamped on the trunk rail, and on the core support. But that is only the last few numbers.

[Landonsrt]

well crap. No seats in the car, floorboard is gone. Nothing behind the glove box door so thats no place for it either. I guess its long gone!

[Ghoste]

Occasionally they have been found behind the headliner.  Look at this way, it's for sure a Charger and now the palette is fully open for you to do whatever you want to the car without fear of the purists criticizing you because it doesn't match the fender tag.
Just don't make a fake fender tag to reflect it. 

[Shakey]

Occasionally they have been found behind the headliner.  Look at this way, it's for sure a Charger and now the palette is fully open for you to do whatever you want to the car without fear of the purists criticizing you because it doesn't match the fender tag.
Just don't make a fake fender tag to reflect it. 

Just don't make a fake fender tag to reflect it.

Why not?

[mauve66]

cause it wont be a real authentic tag/car and down the road someone will try to sell it for that specail tag you had made

[Landonsrt]

Well I hadnt planned on putting the car back to stock anyway. Except it will have a 440 again. It makes me wonder where that tag is and if it made its way to another Charger.........

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

I do have a few tags and Barry has tons of stuff as well over at the Hamtramck Registry as well....
http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/index.shtml