When I had my 1964 Valiant convertible painted, I took all of the chrome/emblems off. When I put all of the emblems back on I discovered that the paint shop left 2 holes for an emblem in my passenger front fender. For years I figured that I was missing an emblem that belonged there. I recently discovered that it is for the "v8" emblem! My fender must have been replaced by a fender from a car that had a 273 in it. Everything is perfect, except for those two small holes. My son says that I should get the "v8" emblem and put it there. I will hold him while a few of you work him over. There is no way I will ever put that "v8" on my slant six car. I saw some threads about "slant 6" "slix" emblems. Did they ever develop into anything? Please help

Hello,
Perhaps one of the Australian production 160 HP badges might work for you?




The common color was the red and white checker, but you see the odd yellow variety around as well.

Ebay usually has these listed.


regards,Rod

To bad the horsepower for the 225ci was lowered in 1973 and my car being a 73'. Kind of want one of those badge.

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'73 Scamp (the girlfriend): 225ci super/6 2BBL conversion (Almost done!)
'90 Subaru, wagon (the wife): H4-cyl 2.2L

1977 Mercedes-Benz 300D, 5cyl diesel(For sale!)

Then build an engine that has close to 160 horsepower so you can justify having this on your car!

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Annabelle: 1970 Dodge Dart Hardtop
1991 Nissan 240sx (sileighty) Lots of mods
1974 Dodge Dart *Wrecked*

A little creative shopping in the Autostoned bling aisle would probably net you a couple of chrome-plated plastic pieces that could be arranged into a "/ 6" or "\ 6".

The direction of the slant depends on whether you're driving it or working on it.

Or you could spell out "Slant Six", but that would cover more than the two holes you describe.

Whatever you come up with, we want pics!

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"When you find a big kettle of crazy, it's best not to stir it." - Pointy-haired Boss

1964 Valiant V200, 225/Pushbutton 904
BBD, CAI, HEI, LBP, AC, AM/FM/USB, EIEIO