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Chrysler Historical records

Here is the info I used for my 1967 Belle..

Send them an email see if they are still up and running.

Danielle Szostak-Viers
[email protected]

Mailing Address:
Chrysler Historical Services
CIMS 410-11-21
12501 Chrysler Freeway
Detroit, MI 48288
 
Email has been fca for a few years now, not chrysler .com
 
Just found this searching the web. Maybe better info than what I posted before.

Historical Services:

Due to the high volume of requests, Historical Services requests that all inquiries be submitted by mail or fax. With all requests, please provide your name, contact information and specific request. A confirmation email or letter will not be sent.


Address:

Historical Services

12501 Chrysler Freeway

CIMS: 410-11-21

Detroit, MI 48288 USA

Fax: 313-252-2928
 
BeepBeepRR said:
Historical Services requests that all inquiries be submitted by mail or fax.
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Mail or fax? What year is this 1980?
Just kidding, but you would think that it would be more efficient to do everything electronically.

I'll guess I'll break out my fountain pen and ink well to write a letter on some papyrus then hand it to my letter carrier to travel to Detroit on his horse.

Thanks for taking the time to research BBRR
 
Back when I did my 67 I sent them a check for 50.00 they never cashed that check. I got all my info for free basically. But all my stuff was through email if i remember correct.
 
JimCoronette said:
Mail or fax? What year is this 1980?
Just kidding, but you would think that it would be more efficient to do everything electronically.

I'll guess I'll break out my fountain pen and ink well to write a letter on some papyrus then hand it to my letter carrier to travel to Detroit on his horse.

Thanks for taking the time to research BBRR
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"Period correct" way to do it.

Can't argue with that! :thumbsup:
 
JimCoronette said:
Mail or fax? What year is this 1980?
Just kidding, but you would think that it would be more efficient to do everything electronically.

I'll guess I'll break out my fountain pen and ink well to write a letter on some papyrus then hand it to my letter carrier to travel to Detroit on his horse.

Thanks for taking the time to research BBRR
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Looks like the most recent posting on this. Let us know what results you have.

https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/fca-historical-services.148681/
 
OK, big news!

The email [email protected] is still valid.

She responded right back with this reply:

Hello Jim,

The FCA Historical Archives is happy to be able to provide you with a copy of the build card for your historic vehicle without charge. However, due to the volume of requests we receive and the modest staff that we have, we are unable to offer the decoding service and copied material that we have in the past. Please provide us with proof of ownership, i.e. a copy of the title or registration, and your mailing address and we will send you the build card.

We will, when possible, provide you with the original selling dealers name and city.

Thank you for contacting us and we hope that the build card information is helpful to you.


Danielle Szostak-Viers
 
Do I read this correctly? They can give me a copy of my build sheet? I have the original window sticker and bill of sale. Build sheet is all I am missing.

EDIT:
Disregard. After reading the links I see it is just an IBM punch card and not available for cars built after '67.
 
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Ranger16 said:
Do I read this correctly? They can give me a copy of my build sheet? I have the original window sticker and bill of sale. Build sheet is all I am missing.
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The IBM build card not your build sheet.
 
Ranger16 said:
Do I read this correctly? They can give me a copy of my build sheet? I have the original window sticker and bill of sale. Build sheet is all I am missing.
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No not a build sheet.
Only 67 and older build card.
It was an IBM style punch card.
 
Like this. This is the microfiche copy they sent me.

20170116_193115.jpg
 
What info on your car did you have to provide, besides proof of ownership? I'd like some more info about my imperials, but i believe all i have are vin numbers. It's hard to believe that they have any info after all these years. And i'll bet it won't be on an IBM punch card.
I would love to know the original colors, and dealers!
 
33 IMP said:
What info on your car did you have to provide, besides proof of ownership? I'd like some more info about my imperials, but i believe all i have are vin numbers. It's hard to believe that they have any info after all these years. And i'll bet it won't be on an IBM punch card.
I would love to know the original colors, and dealers!
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She only asked for the proof of ownership and mailing address

I attach to my email:
picture of the reg as proof of ownership
picture of the VIN tag
Picture of the fender tag

email her to ask about Imperials
 
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