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"One of the tiny parts that is missing is the fender tag" Thats one of the most important parts of the car!!

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I always thought brakes,lights and horn were important...I guess flying through a red light at 50mph you could yell "I have an original fender tag!!!!

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not changing the subject,but wasn't there a time thiefs were steeling tags off mopars? i have my original tag hanging on my garage wall,it is paited same as body,just never put it back on.if my wife ever comes on here and says" my husband has died,where can i find a fender tag?" tell her it's on the peg board in the garage

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Do us ALL a favor and throw it in the glove box...

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That is where I looked in the first place, as well as in the console storage box, but only an older registration an two insurance labels were there

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Hey Doc, in all fairness, it appears you have no idea what you stepped into by asking a replacement fender tag question. The mere idea is simply heresy to the wealthy purist collector, many of whom frequent this establishment along with their less-financially-well-off poser brethren.

Either way, your best bet is to back out and seek friendlier waters. You will find no refuge or assistance with fender tag questions here.

I'm sure I'll be vilified by some for being so blunt, but I hate to see innocent folks like yourself raked over the coals for other's merriment and delight.

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thanks for your kind and sound advice. I understand that some members here fear that I might add digits on a reproduction tag in order to enhance bragging rights at the local car show. That would be as fake as silicon boobs and inflated lips on a beautiful woman! I bought the Cuda because it is a cool looking convertible in pristine condition with a strong 340 and not because I wanted to play alphabet soup

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we used the owners birthday for the build date ...

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Not everybody who has a tag made is out to defraud the world...or increase the value of their car

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so we are just supposed to take people on
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Hello:
Case in point you can get what ever you want on a tag, how is this reputable?

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we used the owners birthday for the build date ...

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Getting a new tag made is very simple. There are two reputable companies doing them. www.datatags.com and www.trimtags.com. (from anlauto)

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If a person wants to purchase a car of any caliber BASED ON THE FENDER TAG ALONE then I think it's that person's sanity or motives that need to be questioned, not the person who has had the tag made...

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Also,it's not real smart to post a fender tag question on this forum!!

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That is what Iceman also wrote (see further above). So I'll stop asking

Before leaving this thread, here are some pictures.

http://www.dasautoblog.com/2011/04/frischer-fisch-geht-oben-ohne-in-die-mopar-saison-2011.html

Thank you all for your replies. I'll now have a look under the back seat

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not changing the subject,but wasn't there a time thiefs were steeling tags off mopars? i have my original tag hanging on my garage wall,it is paited same as body,just never put it back on.if my wife ever comes on here and says" my husband has died,where can i find a fender tag?" tell her it's on the peg board in the garage

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without commenting on the usual fake tag drama; the best thing to do with the fender tag is LEAVE IT ON THE CAR. Do what I did and put a blob of JB weld or something similar on the screw tip to prevent it from being unscrewed. Way too many well intentioned people have lost thier car's tags forever by putting them in "a safe place".

I also have numerous photos of the tag along with pencil rubbings that I keep at work so that if something ever happened to it, I would be able to have an ACCURATE reproduction tag made along with the PROOF to back it up.


Dave