Repro window sticker

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72_340_Demon

72_340_Demon

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Made this window sticker up myself using Adobe InDesign and finding the logos on the internet and building a couple myself. Also used the fender tag codes on my Demon. Didn't know the prices of all the options, still researching that. Actual size is 8.5 x 9.25 inches. Thinking of doing a Plymouth one too. Does anyone think there would be a market for these?

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Hadn't really thought that far ahead yet on the paper, but for other design projects I do I've used self-adhesived backed paper.

Can't recall how these attached to the car windows when new. I want to say they had a "glue" strip across the top and bottom and if so I have a way of doing that pretty easily. This could be done a couple of ways. I could print them here, trim and mail or actually I could make pdf files, email them and a person could take to a "Kinkos" type place to print too. I'll think about this over the weekend.
 
Just in case you did not know.....

Making and / or selling anything with Chrysler's logo on it requires a licensing agreement with them.
 
I'd be interested in one, I have my original window sticker, in good condition but the edges are messed up and some of the print is rubbed off.

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72_340_Demon said:
Made this window sticker up myself using Adobe InDesign and finding the logos on the internet and building a couple myself. Also used the fender tag codes on my Demon. Didn't know the prices of all the options, still researching that. Actual size is 8.5 x 9.25 inches. Thinking of doing a Plymouth one too. Does anyone think there would be a market for these?
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Where/what did you use for a correct looking font? I have a blank l want to fill in
 
Has anyone come across one for 1975? I’ve seen a 1974 and a 1976 window sticker and the style/format changed. I’m not sure if 1975 was the same as 1976 or 1974? Nothing looks worse than having the wrong format for the year. Especially when the month-year on the top right corner says 6-70 and it’s for a 1974 car.
 
I bought a repro but specifically added a zip code. The originals had no zip so no one can beat me up on it!
 
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