DODGE Badge on charger

[don duick]

Does anybody know why the "Dodge" badge was not put on the 2nd gen charger ?

[Ghoste]

I think everyone just knew.  Kind of like the Beatles putting no title on the White album or Led Zeppelin putting nothing at all on their fourth lp.  Heck they didn't even put a "Charger" badge on the back of the 69 if it was an RT.

[Mytur Binsdirti]

They put CHARGER lettering on th back of as Marlin & look where that got 'em.

[stripedelete]

To make it easier to sell off to another company. 

[Ghoste]

Of course, they sold it to Chrysler.

(yes I know thats what you meant)

[polywideblock]

could it be they were ashamed        

[stripedelete]

Or maybe,,,,, Plymouth used up all the letters?   

[polywideblock]

 

[charger Downunder]

Just have to know where to look. Not all cars got them.

[polywideblock]

isn't that an export label   

[Ghoste]

 

[Baldwinvette77]

Maybe because it was such a failure in Nascar, they felt it wasn't worthy of the Dodge badge 

[Cooter]

To make it easier to sell off to another company. 

[Ghoste]

Maybe because it was such a failure in Nascar, they felt it wasn't worthy of the Dodge badge 

The 2nd gen?

[F8-4life]

Does anybody know why the "Dodge" badge was not put on the 2nd gen charger ?

My theory is because it is one of the few cars, so outstanding in its own right..that it leaves its manufatuctue behind.
In a sense becoming something separate from other dodges, & identified as almost more "charger" then "dodge".

[Baldwinvette77]

Does anybody know why the "Dodge" badge was not put on the 2nd gen charger ?

My theory is because it is one of the few cars, so outstanding in its own right..that it leaves its manufatuctue behind.
In a sense becoming something separate from other dodges, & identified as almost more "charger" then "dodge".

you mean like the mustang? 

[Baldwinvette77]

Maybe because it was such a failure in Nascar, they felt it wasn't worthy of the Dodge badge 

The 2nd gen?

Well wasnt it? i mean it wasn't the worst, but it lost horribly compared to the first gen, and needed major body changes to compete, idunno 

[1974dodgecharger]

Does anyone know who makes the that one car the charger back in 1968 to 1970?  I need to write a report on this car since its so beautiful, did this company go bankrupt after making this car and left its name off it?

[GL0169]

because Dodge wanted the new charger which was the 1968 charger to be a real muscle car - sleek and clean -so the only badge that were put on the first prototype  was the "charger script and Arrows " taken from the 1967 charger  but when production started the " Arrows" where dropped from the sail panel and just the "Charger script was used -  grill and rear tail section got scripts and arrows  sail panels got only script

[JB400]

Maybe it was such a premier car that it didn't need any additional nametags.

[don duick]

like the Lincoln didn't get the ford badge not trying to compare a Lincoln to a charger

[Cooter]

Does anybody know why the "Dodge" badge was not put on the 2nd gen charger ?

My theory is because it is one of the few cars, so outstanding in its own right..that it leaves its manufatuctue behind.
In a sense becoming something separate from other dodges, & identified as almost more "charger" then "dodge".

you mean like the mustang? 

I had a 1991 LX coupe that had a blue oval on the trunk.

[5hunert]

It was too special for a last name, sorta like Madona and Prince.

[ACUDANUT]

They put CHARGER lettering on th back of as Marlin & look where that got 'em.

What ?

[myk]

I'd say it has something to do with the design itself being so fantastic that they wanted the world to know it was a "Charger" first.  Besides, the script of the DODGE lettering at the time just seems out of place on the Charger's body.  Personally, I prefer a 2nd 'Gen with no emblems or labels of any sort...