mbc0724
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What is the correct Chrysler Pentastar color for the right fender on a 1971 B body? Thanks!
It’s gold on my friend’s 71 charger. I replied to your PM but you have yet to reply back?What is the correct Chrysler Pentastar color for the right fender on a 1971 B body? Thanks!
IRRC, the gold cover was metal but the backing was plastic....at least it was like that on the 70 and newer cars....I have one of those that's metal and not just plated plastic. Are the plastic ones repros?
I'll take some pics later and upload them. All of them have the black plastic base, but all but one are very lightweight and I assume are either plated plastic or very thin aluminum. The one I'm keeping for Grendel is clearly a nicer emblem and shiny gold metal.IRRC, the gold cover was metal but the backing was plastic....at least it was like that on the 70 and newer cars....
IIRC my dad's 69 New Yorker had one.....Anybody know which cars might've had the nicer brass Pentastar badge? I remember back in the 80's at the local pick-a-part, I *cough* pocketed some of these when I found them. Were they ever used on the luxury cars like the C-Bodies? I also picked up a few pop-up headlight motors from those land yachts that had a nice protective rubber boot, most headlight motors I've seen didn't have those boots.
I remember pulling a few off of early 70's cars and they looked like the metal ones so they might have been.Post #7 in this topic shows the higher-quality metal (brass?) Pentastar emblem like the one on the right in my pic. It would seem this emblem was the original design, so maybe only on early to mid-60's cars.
Pentastar Emblem