There are a couple of reputable people in the Mopar arena that reproduce fender tags, with proof that the car is what it is supposed to be, legit and it is YOUR car, of course. Perfectly legal. Note, these are NOT VIN plates...I've heard of another guy in NY State that had been doing counterfeit (as opposed to replacement) tags for late '60's GM musclecars that were originally plain Jane small-block and 6-popper cars being restified and passed off as legitimate musclecars...now THAT, is illegal. Now, whether someone is doing cowl tags for early trucks of any make is probably unlikely. The lack of profitability in that wouldn't be worth the investment to do it, I'd think. My '46 tag is virtually unreadable, and as a result, it has a VIN assigned to it from the State of Oklahoma. As long as there is a title and it is legally your truck, who cares what the numbers are. With a vehicle that's 50, 60, or 70 years old or more, sometimes that's the way things go.
