This 69 daytona exist XX29L9B410767

[nascarxx29]

This daytona document listing its build details depicts a XX29L9B410767 at top of page

[tan top]

intresting  , wonder if all daytonas /or even C500s had one of them ??
good piece of documentation !    for the owner of that car ! if its still alive  

[moparchris]

I found that document under the passenger bucket seat of my Daytona in 1982.  The original document is still with the car as far as I know.  The car is alive and well in the Napa Valley region of California.  I made that copy of the document and sent it to Jim Radke many moons ago.  I have never seen another document like that in any other aero Dodge's.

[hemigeno]

I think 3--Daytona has a "Vehicle Traveler" from his F5 Daytona, which - interestingly enough, is only one digit lower on the VIN than Chris' former car.  They are not too common to see still intact from any '69 model.

[maxwellwedge]

Looks like 757 to me...maybe?

[nascarxx29]

Looks like 757 to me...maybe?

It turns out is was mopar chris car F6 changed to R4 and it was 410767
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The memo from T. Guzniak that is posted above by UFO came from my Daytona XX29L9B410767.  I found it under the carpet beneath the passenger bucket seat.  I made a copy and gave it to Jim Radke in 1982.  I assume the original is still with the



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Nice pictures Bruce.  The first set of small pictures posted shows both my old Daytona and my first Charger 500.  Those were from the Mopar meet at Mesa Community College in March 1984.  The red Daytona was 440 4 speed A34 super track pack car XX29L9B410767 and the 500 was a 440 auto A/C car with power windows XX29L9B232007 or 8 I can't remember.  Like going for a ride in Mr. Peabody's way back machine.