All documentation is in PDF format, to download a reader, click on the following link: 

Unique to my AAR

• Chrysler Registry: Galen V. Govier
• Reproduction Window Sticker: Window Sticker

all MoPARs (1967 - 1971)

• Technical Service Bulletin (# unknown): Steering Shaft Coupler Clamp
• Technical Service Bulletin 1741 (1969): Fog Lamp Aiming
• Technical Service Bulletin 1869 (1970): Misc Specs and Service Information
• Technical Service Bulletin 1890 (1970): Intake Manifold Gasket Package
• Technical Service Bulletin 1898 (1970): Hub Cap Removal
• Technical Service Bulletin 1927 (1970): Hood Hold Down Pin
• Technical Service Bulletin 1929 (1970): Fuel Usage Recommendation
• Technical Service Bulletin 1943 (1970): Door Glass Scratching
• Technical Service Bulletin 2030 (1971): Quick Ratio PS Units
• Technical Service Bulletin 14-26-72 (1971): Loose Fuel Bowl Screws

• Color Stripe Sheets: Chrysler Corporation - 1970

Locations of the broadcast sheets

Broadcast sheets identify the 'options' which were installed on the car during the assembly process.  It is important to locate these sheets in every car possible, as many of them may not match the car in which it was found.  A single car could may contain as many as five sheets, locations in which these sheets are commonly found are:

• Glove box insert: taped to the top and/or back side
• Front bucket seats: under the seat in the springs and/or inside the seat back
• Rear seat: under the seat in the springs and/or inside the seat back
• Package tray (aka speaker shelf): between the tray and sheet metal
• Carpet: under it

Should you find one that belongs to your car or not, please contact Hamtramck-Historical, to register your car and provide information about it.  Here is an example of a broadcast sheet, I chose this one because it does not expose the VIN... Tattered Broadcast Sheet.

Available Documentation for a 1970 Barracuda

I have the original bill of sale and what appears to be the warranty certificate for a 1970 Barracuda VIN BS23G0B201076.  I purchased this original "In-Violet", Black Vinyl Top Barracuda March 2, 1971, monthly payments $81.66, with the help of my parents in Topeka, Kansas.  The car was used as a trade-in in Southern California, sometime during 1977, for a 1978 Z28 Camaro.  If you own or know the whereabouts of this car, please contact me @ mailto:rabys@cox.net?subject=Stan's 1970 BARRACUDA