Sure Grip Jacking decal location

[Ghoste]

Where were these decals found when new?

[tan top]

 don't quote me on this !
 ive  seen one ,  sure it might be 2 of these decals stuck to 69 charger deck lids  that I can remember ,& only pictures ,not real life ,  a long  time ago on the internet cars forsale etc  , they were not  restored cars , that I can remember  , I did saved the pictures & the info , but unfortiounatly they were amongst the ones I lost last year when computer blew up  

 heres the location !  see green arrow !  ,  correct who knows !       I  await to be corrected    

I have an idea    that these decals ,  were only on 8-3/4  cars with a sure grip  ,  but don't quote me on this either   reason being , seen a lot of  dana four speed cars on the net in various conditions &  never seen a decal on the inside of the trunk lid , although that might not be the correct location anyway

[ODZKing]

I know this has been asked before and when I considered putting SG on my 67, I found numerous explanations.
According to Performance Car Graphics ... and don't shoot me because I have no idea myself ... but it says on their website the following:
(1963-1967 Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth super stock cars)
 Decal is located on inside of glove box door. No confirmation that these decals were ever used on any cars except super stock. Red print on white vinyl, with sharp lettering. Part # 2750652.
John Kunkel on MoparChat says: The actual decal location depended on the individual assembly line worker, but the SG jacking decal was also on the underside of the trunk lid closer to the drivers side.
Year One says:
Part Number: AC108
Chrysler Sure Grip differential warning decal, used on Super Stock and normal production cars with Sure Grip differentials between 1962-1967, reproduction.
Affixes to the driver's underside of the trunk lid and warns the owner not to start the car without both wheels jacked-up off the ground.
Original part #2750652

[tan top]

 found this picture I had saved , we spoke about this car a while back , it was / is a  68 J code ,  had a thread going with lot of pictures too , cant remember if it was unrestored or restored , prolly  the latter ,     ,  had a look for the thread , but cant find it at this time