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[polarnj]

Is there something with Mopar where you can find out where it was sold etc., like Pontiac with PHS Historical Services? The PO said it came from South Carolina, but didn't know anything else

 

[CBODY67]

PHS was one of the first GM divisions to apparently keep that information and catalog it.

Most OEMs, after several years, cleaned out their files and dumpstered it. Chrysler Historical has some informaation they can pull up, and sell for a price. Have to contact them for an inquiry.

Good luck.

 

[halifaxhops]

Also asj the Hamtrack site

 

[Big_John]

Is there something with Mopar where you can find out where it was sold etc., like Pontiac with PHS Historical Services? The PO said it came from South Carolina, but didn't know anything else

Actually, they do. The problem is that records from the model year 1967 and up are missing. There's a bunch of stories to what happened, a fire seems to be sited as the cause most of the time and probably the closest to the real events.

A thread on the subject: Build Card received from Stellantis today :)

 

[Big_John]

Also asj the Hamtrack site

That is a fantastic site that @69CoronetRT contributes to. The 1970 Hamtramck Registry Library Page (1965 - 1969)

MyMopar also has a lot of service and parts manuals along with dealer promo and service videos. MyMopar Their YouTube channel is MyMopar. com

Although not exclusively Mopar, this YouTube channel has a lot of dealer promos and ads. OsbornTramain

 

[Fireflite56]

US-built cars through 1967 have the build cards available for free through Chrysler Historical. They will also tell you the original selling dealer. Here's a link with the form and instructions:
www.desoto.org/historical

 

[polarnj]

Thx for all the info,

So, all the Fuselage data was lost? All I really want to find out is what dealership it came from