I'll add my two cents. I owned a 5,400 mile survivor Superbird, that I bought off the guy who bought it from the original selling dealer with 00012 miles on the odometer. That car came with every conceivable piece of paper work, including window sticker, 2 build sheets, warranty IBM punch card, advance shipping notice, shipping manifest, Chrysler to dealer invoice, MSO, and original title documents to the first buyer. There wasn't a "traveller sheet" included with all that paperwork.

This is not to argue with or dispute the claims of others above that say traveller sheets were put into cars at the assembly plant. Perhaps they were. I'm just saying that for a car that came with every piece of factory documentation that was saved by the original selling dealer, you would think this Superbird would have had it too. But it didn't.