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There is no fender tag. Also there's no stamp on the trunk lip in 68 only in 69 and 70.
Establishing a VIN number from the order number on radiator core support
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But again can the radiator core support number be cross referenced to establish the VIN?
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not without a build sheet
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I was not aware of this. I always assumed big block and small black k members were different...
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best we can do is X*29*8B******
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...or an IBM card if it exists for his car and to get it from Stelantis, requires the VIN, and proof of ownership.
Chargers were XS29
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thanks....
they all has the "S"? ........ my GTX VIN, RS23L8A.... the "S" stands for "special".......I assumed only the Charger R/T would be XS.......
23 is two door hard top, Chargers are 29?
I have much more experience with RR/GTX and Bees........ I am not a Charger expert
66-70 were XS29.
You're correct, not all Chargers were the S special price class. Just using mine as an example along with the 29 designation.
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That's incorrect. 68 had the same stamping on the trunk lip under weatherstripping that's also found on the radiator support......including mine.
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Thanks for your help
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All right I'll look again. Is it supposed to be on the driver side?
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1968 Charger VIN started with XP29 for a regular Charger
XS29 was an R/T version
You could measure the diameter of the torsion bars in the car
Not sure of the sizes off the top of my head but the R/T had the heavier version as in fatter size
XS29 was an R/T version
You could measure the diameter of the torsion bars in the car
Not sure of the sizes off the top of my head but the R/T had the heavier version as in fatter size
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Great idea. I will measure the torsion bars as soon as possible. Thank you.
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so I was right about this one?
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S stands for special
P stands for premium which is all Chargers
P stands for premium which is all Chargers
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So I just looked up the VIN decoder online and it says that this is an R/T version. Is that correct?
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Mine is. About the middle of the rail.
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For title problems I suggest using Broadway Title www.broadwaytitle.com
There was a 1971 442 in a garage in an abandoned house that my mother bought at a sheriff's tax sale in 1999 and it had no title. It was not stolen but it was abandoned. Broadway title fixed me up with a title with the correct VIN.
There was a 1971 442 in a garage in an abandoned house that my mother bought at a sheriff's tax sale in 1999 and it had no title. It was not stolen but it was abandoned. Broadway title fixed me up with a title with the correct VIN.
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