There are a couple of options if you need to recreate the information on your Fender tag:
* Research and Reproduction: You'll need to do a thorough investigation of your car's original specifications using available resources such as the original window sticker (if you have it), build sheets (available from some archives or decoding services like Galen Govier), and factory documentation. Based on this information, you can have a reproduction Fender tag made. Several companies specialize in creating accurate reproductions; however, these are replicas, not officially sanctioned replacements. Be aware that accurately reproducing it requires significant research and expertise to ensure authenticity. An inaccurate reproduction can diminish your car's value.
* Focus on Documentation: Instead of focusing on replacing the tag itself, concentrate on building a strong documentation file for your Charger RT. This would include photographs of the existing (if partially legible) tag, the build sheet if you have access to it, and any other provenance documents showing the car's history. This can be just as valuable, if not more so, than a replacement tag.
In short, focus on meticulous documentation of what you *can* find. A professional reproduction tag is possible but expensive and requires extensive prior research to ensure accuracy.
