Anyone See Something Like This at Carlisle?

[7E-Bodies]

70 440 Auto (JS23U0B) AC, Console, green interior, green vinyl top. F4 quad green car. I owned in through most of the 80's. I was told it went to a Vermont collector due to 30k miles at the time of sale. I'd love to know if it survived the hands of time.

[cuda hunter]

You know I'm gonna ask what the vin is.
That makes a huge difference.  Seems most folks with green cars restore them in a different color. 
If it was there, someone took a pic of the vin.
I only barely take pics of vins on cars without fender tags, so....

More info? 

[7E-Bodies]

You know I'm gonna ask what the vin is.
That makes a huge difference.  Seems most folks with green cars restore them in a different color. 
If it was there, someone took a pic of the vin.
I only barely take pics of vins on cars without fender tags, so....

More info? 

@cuda hunter shortly after I sold it in the late 80's, I had a total loss fire (in 1992). I mean EVERYTHING burnt. I lost all records. I reached out to relatives for the few pics I have, including this one. I remember the door sticker vin stated it was built in May 1970, so other members say it's highly possible to have a sequence number starting with 3*****. Thereby JS23U0B3...
I've exhausted every possible trail to finding the final 5 digits, to no avail. Even using police/detective friends that really tried. DMV, not just no but HELL no. State Farm said all the insurance records are destroyed after 25 years. Bank that loaned the $2000 I bought it for in 1982 said no way does that record exist. Police ran that plate number, even as a stolen...nada.

[JH27N0B]

I don't suppose you were a member of SIAC in the 80s?
Some time ago, someone, might have been Barry Washington, mailed me an application or renewal I'd filled in for SIAC in the 80s where I'd listed the VINs of my T/A and a 71 cuda I'd owned at the time.  He'd been given all the records from SIAC to document VINs and other info that SIAC members had submitted when the club existed approximately 1979 to 1987.

[torredcuda]

Other than maybe the bumper guards I don`t see anything that would identify it as I`m sure they made a number of triple green F4 Challengers. Any other options that it had that might be somewhat rare to identify it might help as without the vin it will nearly impossible?

[torredcuda]

Are you on Facebook as there are a number of lost and found groups you could post to?

[7E-Bodies]

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Other than maybe the bumper guards I don`t see anything that would identify it as I`m sure they made a number of triple green F4 Challengers. Any other options that it had that might be somewhat rare to identify it might help as without the vin it will nearly impossible?

6 way driver seat, AC, tinted glass, trim on back of hood and fenders and door edges and the rarer V5F body side moldings.

[7E-Bodies]

Are you on Facebook as there are a number of lost and found groups you could post to?

I am, but they all want the full vin.

[torredcuda]

Are you on Facebook as there are a number of lost and found groups you could post to?

I am, but they all want the full vin.

I would think most Mopar sites would allow a "looking for" post. You can post on my page as someone in the area may remember the car when it was in Vermont. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1486087201685038