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what he might get as a response is a PM from somebody who can help.

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Let's not candy coat it ok?

Here's the deal: First, if the original tag is gone it's impossible to reproduce one exactly like the original, even with a perfect broadcast sheet in hand (because thetags varied a bit in the details which you could never know without having the legible original).

So let's assume that little detail doesn't bother you. If the broadcast sheet is incomplete, and the car is a post 67 car with no Chrysler Historical IBM copy to gather info from, any attempt at making a tag will result in one that was produced using at least some guesswork, not reliable facts. Therefore, it's 100% worthless. There is no "help" in this case, only someone willing to take your money and make you a bogus fake.

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point taken and completely understood. I probably assumed too much in reading that he was asking for help in creating a re-pop (not bogus) based on what he has documented and what codes for what options that he has. I wasn't suggesting that there is a secret society on this board that would help in that respect only that he may not be as quickly or harshly as say a newish member might be.

truth be told it was the reference to the 'Fender Tag Police' that even prompted me to reply. I view that 'department' as a very useful part of this hobby. while I have little interest in 'correct this, and correct that' that doesn't mean it isn't important to others as the prices of our cars clearly show.