I just bought a 1972 Charger as a project and it's an I code car. There's a small plaque/tag screwed to the front of the radiator support that I'm yold is a tag they put on export cars built in the U.S. I've googled everything I can think of in order to get a pic so I know what it's supposed to have printed on it. All I can read right now is 'Dodge Made in the U.S.A'. I have a pic of it, but it's not a very good one. Once I get the car home I'll try to get a better pic and clean it up a little to see if I can read more. I'd like to restore the tag because I think it's pretty cool and the rest of the car is surprisingly unmolested for a car in Puerto Rico. It still has all the hubcaps, original jack and spare, interior parts and all the bits under the hood. It even has a few of the grease pencil marks from the factory. It even has the owners manual still in the plastic sleeve.
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Your tag is simply awesome. I'd consider removing and preserving it under glass in a display.
Here's where you can get a repro: http://performancecargraphics.com/
They state they are authorized/approved by Chrysler.
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That's awesome thanks. I thought it was so cool that it had lasted all this time without someone taking it as a souvenir that it deserved a restoration, but if I can get a repro and keep the original the way I found it that would be even better.