Need Help Decoding 68 Charger Vin

[The Rebel]

North Shore Classics: http://www.justamericanmusclecars.com/1968-dodge-charger---california-car---c-2083.htm

According to the website it's: XP29F8G25XXXX,

I've been able to decode it as noted below but after that I don't get it as the numbers seem out of wack, so I'm hoping it's a typing error on their part

X = Charger
P = Premium
29 = 2 Dr Hardtop

 

[The Rebel]

Anyone, anyone, Buler, Buler.

 

[Sixpactogo]

There is a 68 Charger registry on this site. I just entered my info on it a few weeks ago.
enter "Charger Registry" in the search window. It should come up.

I guess it is "1968 Charger Registry"

 

[Xp29h]

Hers a site to help...

http://www.lhmopars.com/vin66-74.htm

 

[monaco66coupe]

The vin# is not on that plate in 1968. the first four digits are xp29, some numbers are the engine code,trans code, production date, then lastly the Sequential order number. The plate is so painted over I could help with more if I could read it better.car is a 318 car with 904 transmission.

 

[RT68440]

F=318 2 barrel, 8=1968, G=St. Louis Assembly Plant

I cant really make out much of the fender tag either. They really laid the paint on there

 

[The Rebel]

Thanks, finally heard back from the seller: Not a #'s matching car & no factory documentation

 

[monaco66coupe]

Thanks, finally heard back from the seller: Not a #'s matching car & no factory documentation

It is still a charger, which is a good thing!

 

[The Rebel]

Very true, but from what it seems to me after reading many posts, not having #'s matching , no fender tag or build sheet is asking for trouble. I'm not a 100% purist but would like to have some vehicle history.

It is still a charger, which is a good thing!

 

[monaco66coupe]

Numbers matching is of little or no consequence for a 1968 charger, 318 or not. The model is the most sought after in any condition. 318 chargers start out high, and just keep going up as the engine option gets larger. Try to buy it if you haven't yet.