stevelegel

What about buying reproduction 1970 "Challenger "script trim emblems and 1970 Pentastar badge for front fenders?
Steve

RoswellGrey

They're fairly easy to find online. Look for either Challenger restoration parts, Dodge restoration parts or Mopar restoration parts.

DmnBoy

And you know that you could make the Challenger script emblem stickybacked and glue it on (like all the other emblems now a days) and end up not blemishing the exterior-I think that & the pentastar on the lower fender will be popular additions via the aftermarket!

dodgedriver

Yes I wish they would trash the Ram Head emblem and revive the three prong Dodge badge..

RoswellGrey

I prefer the D-O-D-G-E letters. Of course, these are sold for $32 per letter.





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Paladin06

Where??

RoswellGrey

This is one place that has them. The link is to the beginning of the pages that have various Mopar badges, in case you want to get script Challenger insignia, too. The DODGE letters are on page 3. I might also have to figure out how to put together different HEMI hood insignia to produce a 346 HEMI badge, since this IS America (no metrics for me, thank you) and they don't seem to have the numeral 5 to produce the more correct 345 badge for the R/T version of the new Challenger:

http://www.herbsparts.com/products.asp?cat=14

mac

Okay I am looking at my scale model of the concept challenger which I was holding in my hand and looking at the production car pictures. The lights are identical as far as I can see. Did you not like the concept challengers lights?

Cuda340

Billett Technolgy has a great selection on MOPAR exterior and interior dress-up parts. See:

http://www.billettechnology.com/BT-Catalog-Ver02b.pdf

(see page 13 of the catalog)

cncpt2prod!

What happened to the Challenger logo on the rear side panel?