Yet the State of California DMV is unaware that other States did this.

Nevada aint much better,played hell with them trying to register and title my 70 Charger that was in MY name.

From NYS DMV
Info for States that don't know

Which Vehicles Must Be Titled?
New York State issues a Certificate of Title (MV-999) for:
• most motor vehicles of model year 1973 or newer;
• motorboats, model year 1987 or newer, that are 14 feet or longer; and,
• manufactured homes, model year 1995, or newer, that are 8 feet or more in width, or 40 feet or more in length, or cover at least 320 square feet when erected on site.
New York State does not issue a title certificate for any motor vehicle of model year 1972 or older, travel or utility trailer that weighs less than 1,000 pounds, or limited used motorcycle (including a moped).

so it appears the answer is no, they have not all been accounted for. Thanks!

It was probably stripped, parted and crushed back in the 70s

there is a GB2 blue one in europe

Carsten

What system? A board member reviewed the NICB database for my father's stolen Hemi car and it was not there. Stolen 1980.

How extensive are these systems, for instances prior to when real computer systems came to be? Am sure there are many records missing. I bet if I had a shred of old paperwork of the car (old registration ), I'd be able to get it currently registered in a non title state without an issue. No that doing so would bring it back.

Sorry for the hi-jack....

I recall seeing a gold one at the Mopar Nats in Columbus Ohio about ten years ago. It was for sale and the price was 650K.

Carsten, The GB2 cuda is a recent unknown car that is not included in the totals

I do not have too much information about it.

A reliable and knowledgeable friend of mine has seen it back in the late 80s.
Confirmed it is a v-code car. Car is sitting since more than 25 years and hasn't been moved. Needs resto. Owner has no interst in selling.

I have not seen it in person.

Carsten

I really would like to see some real Chrysler Paperwork stating how many cars were actually made in all engine combos. Who comes up with these supposed totals on all these Hemi and Six pack cars. There was so much funny crap going on at Chrysler for years. Being involved over the years with lots of Engineers and way up execs. Lots of thieving and funny stuff going on. There were 6 execs who were busted years ago doing double car vins. making two cars same vin. Stealing parts , engines, tools. One guy was pissed and turned everyone in. All the stuff stolen was put in 7 semi trailers. After the parties in hand were prosecuted. They had the towing co. that stored this stuff auction it off. Brought just under a $100K. This was all downriver in Michigan. So going back show me!!!!

Even Chrysler couldn't get their numbers right – I've seen a 1970s document that shows how many Hemis were built in 1967 and they totally got it wrong. Simply could have been a guy referencing a certain percentage and used the wrong numbers for the math, for all I know, but it's not an exact science. Over time I think we learn more information than before, but over time we lose more as well.

Local guy has this one. He bought it from a longtime owner who was also local a few years ago. 2 fender tag car, V code N96 4 speed, triple black, rubber bumpers, you name it. Great car.

I remember looking at the exact car (same colors) in the Cleveland area prolly around 1990.

with this explanation of the mystery at hand...

Not sure rubber bumpers were available in black?

I don't think they were either

Technically black was not on the availability "list" when ordering these cars, but I've seen a number of original TX9 70-71 Cudas with front, front/rear black "factory" installed bumpers over the decades, as well as a handful of other E's with elastromeric bumpers in non available colors, I'm sure there's also Dealer done cars as well

That car would be on the top of my list!!!!

I've seen 'Cudas with Cragars too, but that too is moot.

Anyway, when someone says, "2 fender tag car, V code N96 4 speed, triple black, rubber bumpers, you name it," it's easy to infer he thinks the car is correct with those bumpers. Car looks nice, but certainly there's more to the story for inquiring minds.

Even if rubber bumpers werent available in black, the car is wearing them, thats why i said it. The car is a V code N96 4 speed TX9. Ive never honestly looked closely enough at the codes on the tags to say if the bumpers options were on there.