Look what I found

[az69rtcharger]

While dropping the gas tank today, I removed a body plug by the drivers side rear fender and inside the cavity was a folded piece of paper, I pulled it out and carefully opened it up and found this Trim Sheet

[Brock Samson]

i don't think i've ever seen one before, what's it say, or can you make out?..  very cool!

[DustinSimmonds]

That is really weird! I wonder how it got there!

[tan top]

    never seen anything  like this before    whats it say ??  

[az69rtcharger]

I have never seen this before either, its a Trim Code Sheet, I will try to scan it later and look at it closer, its so brittle and I'm amazed it survived where it was located, but there again I have not drove the car since 85 and I bought it in 78, plus its an Arizona Car too. I can't wait to see what else I find as I strip the car down

[68X426]

It would be great to match the sheet info to the assembly plant and car's build date. Do you know that info? Either way, what a awesome piece of history to locate. 

[twodko]

Yeah Man! Protect that document because it appears to be rare and unusual. I'd put that in a plastic binder sleeve most RickyTic. Great find.

[Alaskan_TA]

Images of some similar documents from different years at http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/photos-p.shtml


If you can press that one flat & scan it, I would love to add it to the site. 

Barry

[terrible one]

Great find! 

[440]

Makes you wonder how many rare surviving documents like this have been destroyed along the way during restorations, bodywork etc.... 

[DustinSimmonds]

Yea, honestly if I would find something like this I probably wouldn't have saved it! I'll make sure to save everything I find from now on! 

[Rolling_Thunder]

I found some oddball factory correction paperwork under my headliner when i took it down...     

[az69rtcharger]

Ok guys here is a scanned in copy.

And yes Barry please feel free to post it on your site.

I can't wait to see what I find when I strip the rest of the Interior and the Headliner, I will keep you all posted.

Cheers
Mike

[tan top]

Ok guys here is a scanned in copy.

And yes Barry please feel free to post it on your site.

I can't wait to see what I find when I strip the rest of the Interior and the Headliner, I will keep you all posted.

Cheers
Mike

 intresting  stuff ,  thanks for posting  
wonder if the numbers on the right , mean thats  what number parts bin you will find the correct parts to go on 

[doctor4766]

Cool find.
Wonder how many here will be pulling that body plug today??

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

Nice find & great link to pics Barry

[tan top]

Cool find.
Wonder how many here will be pulling that body plug today??

was just thinking  that  , though sure i would find something good  down there on mine when i done the resto !! as it was previously unrestored , but all i  found was  fish hooks ( little trebbles ) & swivels ,  

[1969chargerrtse]

Cool.

[Brock Lee]

So cool! I bet many that ended up in there were destroyed by water. That is a rot prone area.

[Alaskan_TA]

Thanks Mike! 

I just forwarded it to my webmaster, I am sure he will have it added soon.

Barry

[Silver R/T]

cool find

[Charger_Buddy]

That's cool, thanks for sharing.

[myaerocars]

My 72 Charger had an old Florida license plate wedged down in there.  I knew it came out of florida since it had an air force decal on the front bumper. Nothing else cool was in there, though.
JON

[aussiemuscle]

interesting find. looks like a quality control document.

I'll make sure to save everything I find from now on! 

even the dead rats?

[DustinSimmonds]

You mean the previous owners?  As long as they aren't the original dead rats from '72.