I just bought myself a 2003 Dodge Dakota R/T Black with only 16,000 Miles on her....i love this truck allready even though it loves the gas. I have the crome rims on her and who ever owned it before took really good care oif it. I has been completly debadged except for the R/T Badge on the back. I want to get crome R/T badges with the 5.9 V8 Emblems. Can anyone help me find these badges, I have been everywhere that i know of soo far and no luck.. Thanks

 

I have 1 for sale on ebay. I can get more but it takes about 2 weeks. Let me know what you need.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMESE%3AIT

 

I do appricate it but for $35 for only one is a little more that what i was expecting to pay for them...but i will keep you in mind...if i can't find anyother places to find them...Thank You.

 

any luck finding those emblems? i want some to so let me know whats up!!

 

keep it clean. mine only has the 5.9 R/T on the tail gate and V8 magnum on the front of my fenders, by the headlights. i want to take the v8 mags off tho.

 

The chrome "5.9 R/T" badges were produced for the Durango R/T's doors, you can buy them from any Daimler-Chrysler dealership or distributor. The MSRP on one badge is about $51, although you can buy them as low as $28 or so from places like www.southeastperformance.com or www.moparsupercenter.com.

 

The Chrome badges were a "first of the line" for the particular year in which the vehicle was made. Only the 1st 500 R/Ts off the line had them and to buy them from a dealership you have to have a title and VIN number to order them. I found this out when I got backed into and the jackass tore off the R/T badge on my driver side and I went to replace it. The chrome looks really nice however they will start to flake if you don't take reall, REALLY good care of them.

 

how much were they when you went to go and replace them?

 

i have the V8 magnum badges on my truck but i would like to get rid of them, anyone interested know how to take them off?

 

The front fender badges of the 97-00 trucks have two prongs on the back that fit into holes in the fender for alignment/mounting purposes. You can remove the badge by prying it off but you will need to come up with a way to fill/cover the holes.