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RTA, The picture you sent showing under dash wiring shows speaker wires (black and green) exiting the LH side of the picture together. I think they plug directly into the center speaker with no intermediate harness.
 

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Hello MoparCarGuy. This is latest fender tag with updates you stated. I also added N85 code since the wiring I determined matches the 1970 service manual for Rallye cluster (unless A62 covers Tach already?). The second tag would now have V6X pushed over to it along with Y14 26 END. See if this now looks the most correct. Hard to believe two tags would be needed but this is apparently a highly optioned car.

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Good catch on the N85. I was up until about 4AM when I generated those tags. LOL
I updated the previous tag post as well to avoid others getting confused.
Mine matches yours above. Looks like this would be correct for what you know and found about the car.
The second tag layout for the V6X Y14 26 END is the only thing that needs to be confirmed. The spacing on the 2nd tag layout differs from the decoder layout. The spacing moves over to allow the codes to not be covered by the overlapping 1st over 2nd tag seam (same screw).

I compared other tags with a continuation (2nd) tag and moved them over as shown below. I had to modify the layout of the graphic of the 2nd tag so it worked.
See the 1971 tag below as an example.

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MoparCarGuy, thanks for staying up all night to help my cause. The only small mistake is it’s an LA car so it’s N0E (not N0B). I’m pretty sure you wanna make it perfect. Do you think this is the final deduction? I think we’re almost there. Once it’s agreed-upon, now where would I get them reproduced? What’s the best recommended place to use? Would they just do what I ask for or would they also need some type of proof?
 

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MoparCarGuy, thanks for staying up all night to help my cause. The only small mistake is it’s an LA car so it’s N0E (not N0B). I’m pretty sure you wanna make it perfect. Do you think this is the final deduction? I think we’re almost there. Once it’s agreed-upon, now where would I get them reproduced? What’s the best recommended place to use? Would they just do what I ask for or would they also need some type of proof?
I fixed that B to an E already. ;)
The company some have used does not appear to have a website any longer. I think the graphic was all they needed to produce the tag.

Read this thread.

eBay has a vendor but does not show he does the full fender tag of codes. You can find this vendor on Facebook as well.
 
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How did you enter second tag on ebody.org? Do you have to clear base tag and just do it again.
Yes, clear everything by deleting each field and then enter new info.
It will not make a 2nd tag with the right formatting and alignment. I did that using MS Paint (built into Windows). A lot of cut and paste.
 

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Once it’s agreed-upon, now where would I get them reproduced? What’s the best recommended place to use? Would they just do what I ask for or would they also need some type of proof?
Another fender tag vendor: crea84u@gmail.com
Email “Bill” with your example.

And these two,
AG Backeast (status unknown)
MMC Detroit
 

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Thanks to all for first letting me know I had a repro tag and all the help getting it right. I am very confident that it very well represents the car and the options that were delivered with this car. I did restore this car 100% in my garage(s), so would know very well if something was added. I just never studied tags and never questioned the one that came with because it well represented the options the car had except the radio code which is what drove me to show my face in this group and ask questions about it. The other thing that I never mentioned is that the repro tag was made out of aluminum! Thanks again!

My Fender tag (Main Tag).jpeg


Fender Tag (2nd tag).jpeg
 
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