The pentagram is totally different with a different meaning than a pentastar.
(Of course it's already been said, but I still needed to mention it)
Anyway, I'm still not sure of what cars got it and which ones did not.
I've seen them randomly on some models and for sure on certain ones.
The problem is, since these cars are 50 years old (give or take) it's hard to find original ones anymore.
I think they look good on any classic Mopar.
They all came with them. The fenders were all stamped with the holes in the bare metal stage of manufacturing from 1964-1972. I have seen them randomly on some 64-72 cars in the 1980s because people were popping the rough looking ones off during amateur restorations back then and just filling in the holes.
The repop stuff we enjoy today was not available back then. The year one catalog for all MoPars in the late 1980s was maybe 22 pages thick, and held together in the middle with staples. Catalog was mostly carpets, decals, emblems, NOS stuff in limited supply, headliners, package trays and some weather stripping. I was stoked and shocked at the same time when legendary came out with door panels for 68-69 charger. The internet was in its infancy back then, and if you couldent find NOS, you made due with used parts that were better than what you had, you restored the parts you had, or you made due without.
Nowadays you can find damn near anything you need either NOS or repop from an unbelievable amount of sources all over the internet. The reason YearOne sticks out in my head is that they used to be at Englishtown N.J. every spring and fall swap meet selling NOS and repop parts. Back then if you were into MoPars, other than the junkyard, or buying a parts car, they "were" the only game in town. I was on a mail order list, and got their catalog every year and it kept getting thicker. You had to call in your order and do credit card over the phone or fill out the order sheet that was in the catalog and snail mail it to them with a check then wait for weeks for your stuff to arrive.
I am working on a current A body project that I will unveil in a week or 2 as everything arrives, and I giterdun. I am doing this particular project because I cannot find exactly what I need for both cars and will have to make what I need. I researched what I needed right at my fingertips on my phone. All my needed supplies I pulled from different sources all over the internet. I did this based on researching the best quality of each item I could find. Payed for all of it with my PayPal balance. The reason I am mentioning this, is technology changes, and where we were at in the 80s with it.
If back in the mid 1980s somebody told me that in the year 2020 I was going to purchase parts and supplies from all over the country and even from sources from outside the country to make something i need using part and supply source companies I never even heard of in locations I have never been to by finding them on my computer which is a touch screen square about 2.5" x 6" that fits into my pocket and doubles as a phone, rolodex, camera, music source etc. And that I will pay for those parts with electronic money at the touch of a button on my miniature pocket computer screen, and tracking those purchases to my doorstep. I would have told them they were nuts, but here we are today roughly 30 years later.
