WANTED pics or info on 1970 Fury police 440 decals

[policefury1]

Crazy questions I know, but I'm going to have to print my own emissions and tire pressures decals, since nobody reproduces them. Would anyone have a picture or just the mopar factory numbers for an emissions sticker for a 1970 fury1 440, non air, automatic? And one of a tire pressures decal for the H78x15 tires>? (my decal was mostly gone, especially where the mopar number was of course.)
thanks for any help!
M.kane

 

[Wollfen]

Would the GT have the same emissions sticker? I'm sure one of the guys who restore GT's on this forum could help out with pics. My GT is a 71 so I know it will be different.

 

[live4theking]

These guys might be able to help you with the decal once you get a picture to go by.

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[MrMoparCHP]

The emissions decal should be available, if you have your broadcast sheet the number is on there.
I had to have the tire decal made, its an 8.55-15 so no help there. (my friend doesn't do outside work)


Alan

 

[Davea Lux]

Crazy questions I know, but I'm going to have to print my own emissions and tire pressures decals, since nobody reproduces them. Would anyone have a picture or just the mopar factory numbers for an emissions sticker for a 1970 fury1 440, non air, automatic? And one of a tire pressures decal for the H78x15 tires>? (my decal was mostly gone, especially where the mopar number was of course.)
thanks for any help!
M.kane

Is this a T or U code car?

Dave

 

[Davea Lux]

Crazy questions I know, but I'm going to have to print my own emissions and tire pressures decals, since nobody reproduces them. Would anyone have a picture or just the mopar factory numbers for an emissions sticker for a 1970 fury1 440, non air, automatic? And one of a tire pressures decal for the H78x15 tires>? (my decal was mostly gone, especially where the mopar number was of course.)
thanks for any help!
M.kane

www.performancecargraphics.com reproduces pretty much all of the emission decals. If your car was classified as "exempt" it might not have a standard emission decal.
www.dalescudashop.com reproduces most tire pressure decals.

Dave

 

[MrMoparCHP]

www.performancecargraphics.com reproduces pretty much all of the emission decals. If your car was classified as "exempt" it probably would not have a standard emission decal.

Dave

Not sure about 1970 but my 1969 CHP package car had the emission decal.
Cars still had to meet emissions just exempt from the fees.


Alan

 

[Davea Lux]

Not sure about 1970 but my 1969 CHP package car had the emission decal.
Cars still had to meet emissions just exempt from the fees.


Alan

You are probably right, as all vehicles were in theory were supposed to pass the mandated emission standards, with a few exceptions for some specialty units. The "exempt" status usually also meant that the vehicle, in some states, would probably not be subject to routine DEQ inspections and testing once it hit the field. In all the years I worked on cruisers at the dealership, I never once had one in for emission related issues since our state did not test them. It should be noted though that most of the cruisers were auctioned off at 70k or three years, which ever came first, so the 4 year new vehicle grace period for inspections probably applied. Also a lot of them had the decals "missing". I suspect that was probably due to body work having been done and the stickers were not replaced.

Dave

 

[Davea Lux]

Crazy questions I know, but I'm going to have to print my own emissions and tire pressures decals, since nobody reproduces them. Would anyone have a picture or just the mopar factory numbers for an emissions sticker for a 1970 fury1 440, non air, automatic? And one of a tire pressures decal for the H78x15 tires>? (my decal was mostly gone, especially where the mopar number was of course.)
thanks for any help!
M.kane

Attached are copies of two decals. The top one is a federal emission 440 U Code
The lower one is a federal 440 T Code with air. Not sure if the AC makes a difference, can't remember that far back. Both are from 1970 Plymouth cruisers. File attached is in PDF format.

Dave

 

[policefury1]

Hey thanks everybody for the quick and helpful responses!
The tire label number on my build sheet ends in 71,and, the idle label ends in a 14. So far after a couple of years of looking at the companys that reproduce them I haven't seen one. The original fender wells may have been replaced sometime in the past and the spot for the sticker was bare except for the old glue!
mk

 

[policefury1]

OOps, I forgot to mention that its a 't' car.
thanks.
mk

 

[MrMoparCHP]

Hey thanks everybody for the quick and helpful responses!
The tire label number on my build sheet ends in 71,and, the idle label ends in a 14. So far after a couple of years of looking at the companys that reproduce them I haven't seen one. The original fender wells may have been replaced sometime in the past and the spot for the sticker was bare except for the old glue!
mk

Now that you know which decal someone may have the same one on their car. The decal will have the full part number making it easier to search for. One on the NOS dealers may have one.


Alan