1969 Chrysler 300 replacement decals and correct placement

[david hill]

I have known about this since I first purchased my 300. There are many missing or in poor condition information decals on my 1969 300. Does anyone know of a good manufacture replacement decals. Pics of these decals would give me a good idea about quality and location. No amount of detail would be considered to be overkill. Your help is much needed and appreciated. Thankyou.

 

[Wollfen]

I'll check my unrestored 69 300 convertible for you and take pics of these areas tomorrow.

 

[GBsPanhead]

Thanks Wollfen! I'm curious too. I have a 69 300 'vert.

 

[Wollfen]

Alright here are pics of two cars, they give a good idea of how exacting they were when slapping these things on, not. Some of the decals were so worn they showed no printing on them anymore. The fender well sticker shows upside down.

 

[HWYCRZR]

I had many of the same questions on my 68 Polara. It would be nice to have a reference library on this site for some of these details that are not documented in the parts and service manual.

Correct decal placement and why can’t I find them in the Parts manual?

 

[david hill]

Alright here are pics of two cars, they give a good idea of how exacting they were when slapping these things on, not. Some of the decals were so worn they showed no printing on them anymore. The fender well sticker shows upside down.

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A great big thank you for the pics. One question, the info decal goes on the convertible top frame. Did you see one on your car.

 

[Wollfen]

A great big thank you for the pics. One question, the info decal goes on the convertible top frame. Did you see one on your car.

Where do I look on the frame? I have two cars here i can check.

 

[Big_John]

A great big thank you for the pics. One question, the info decal goes on the convertible top frame. Did you see one on your car.

I saw this on a '70 300 that was for sale and snagged the pic. I can't tell you if it's 100% correct or not, but it's a start.

 

[david hill]

Where do I look on the frame? I have two cars here i can check.

Front frame bow between the A posts. See pic.

 

[david hill]

I saw this on a '70 300 that was for sale and snagged the pic. I can't tell you if it's 100% correct or not, but it's a start.

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Thanks for the pic, Need to confirm location. The decal is slightly different for 1969

 

[Wollfen]

I checked both cars, cant find any stickers nor any sign there was one.

 

[Big_John]

I checked both cars, cant find any stickers nor any sign there was one.

I would bet that the stickers usually got peeled off pretty early in the car's life.

 

[sauterd]

you could check here....

ECS Automotive Concepts -- Chrysler Products -- 636-207-7767

 

[sauterd]

a few others that may be of some help

MMC Detroit



Phoenix Graphix: Car Auto Decals Graphics, Factory Restoration Stickers

 

[david hill]

I would bet that the stickers usually got peeled off pretty early in the car's life.

I agree with you on missing decals. Many times years ago replacement decals were simply unavailable. Of course restored components like convertible top frames this would likely to occur. Thanks for your help.

 

[MrMoparCHP]

I had to have the tire pressure decal made, cop tires are a little different.


Alan

 

[69Chrysler300]

A picture of my original convertible top decal... It's located straight in front of the driver's position.

 

[HWYCRZR]

@330dTA what is there to disagree with on post 5 from 2018?
1969 Chrysler 300 replacement decals and correct placement

 

[330dTA]

Sorry, I must have swiped the red x per chance, happens easily on iPhone. Absolutely nothing to disagree. My apologies. Very good info there.

 

[HWYCRZR]

Sorry, I must have swiped the red x per chance, happens easily on iPhone. Absolutely nothing to disagree. My apologies. Very good info there.

I was thinking that could have been the case, but am always up for learning new information if I am incorrect. It seems that big Red X is positioned right in the scrolling zone on phones.