'72 pattern, correct? Could be a pre-build 73. Did it have a fender tag? It does have a tag but it was hard to read, none of the photo's are clear.
'72 pattern, correct? Could be a pre-build 73. Did it have a fender tag? It does have a tag but it was hard to read, none of the photo's are clear.
As long as you were respectful about it....I respectfully disagree Pete, no way all the numbers faded off the tag
I see lettering.
The first box is a G or a 6.
The second box is a 3 (?).
The third box is a 0 or a 9.
End of story.
The sticker is faded or the lettering was rubbed off with acetone or something.
Sometimes with a cow prod...I am always respectful
I totally get your humor. I think it goes over a lot of people's head, unfortunately.Brutally honest....
A good friend on this board said i have something called jersey dead pan humor i believe it was
I totally get your humor. I think it goes over a lot of people's head, unfortunately.
I just spit out my fikkin soda..........
Timing, timing, timing..........
Sticky to the top, please.
I changed a door on a Charger once and successfully transferred the decal. Use a heat gun and peal it back carefully. On the new door, I masked and sprayed a square of silver paint and placed the decal in the wet paint and it stuck! Didn't look half bad. It was just an experiment to see if it could be done (if the Feds are listening)