Are these available? Can only seem to find the stick on ones.I have 4 big holes in my roof so I would like to find the correct ones with the pins.

Anybody run into this?

3680354-5 NLS, I may have some here, I will look asap.

There some interesting reading on this at....

71-74 Charger

Take a moment and read it through to the end. There are some interesting parts numbers / pictures in this post.

First picture here is (front) a 2 pin 2841886 (sail panel 68) nameplate, the pins are 5-15/16 apart, you may be able to use these. It was available from Chrysler in 2002, not sure now. If it will work and is NS1, I have a pair if you need. The rear one in the picture is a 3 pin 2786772 (listed to be 68 grille) that is identical other than the pins.


Now, if your holes are too close together for that (say 4-7/8 or so), you will need to use the listed #'s for your application, 3680354-5, which superceded to the 3504807 stick on type in the 84-86 time frame. If you have to use the holes you will need to find NOS (or used) part #'s 3680354-5 as it was a specific, oddball size. See next pic for the size difference. from the 2841886 to the 3504807.

Part numbers for 72 sail panel CHARGER nameplates

3613794 and 3613795 w/vinyl top
3680354 and 3680355 w/o vinyl top

So the 807 is the correct size but stick on? How bout the arrows? Are the stick on jobs the correct size?

Yes, and the 2-7/8 arrow(3506410 stamped on back), yes.

*EDIT*
Here is the stick on placed over the holes on a 72 Rallye vinyl top car. Note the 3 holes line up front of the C top of the A and top of the R. The arrowhead would cover the other one, and line up.


Dropped to see holes:

I searched high and low for a good set of usable emblems for my '72 and finally gave up and welded the holes shut and bought the stick-on incorrect ones. I'm not to concerend with it nothing else on the car is original.
Steve

What do you do if you have a vinyl top?

& while on the subject of '72 Chargers ... is 3680687 the correct (cast) number for the fender "Charger" emblem for an SE?
What is the correct location for these, or is there a factory drawing showing the placement?