Re: D*O*D*G*E Period correct lettering

[Dodger7998@xxxxxxx]

one possiblility might be to go to epay, and search 62 owners manual, and  
see if they have a pic of the cover of the manual
 
 
In a message dated 2/26/2009 9:59:48 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
neal.zimmerman@xxxxxxxxx writes:

OK, bear  with me.
since my 62 dart maxie clone has such sunburned  paint on it , i
want to mess around with some period correct  lettering.  Some friends
are giving me some funny looks , but its my  car.
MY REAL QUESTION IS:  What was the official  DODGE  lettering style
for 1962.  We are all familiar with  that  slightly canted to the right
lettering that u would see on  Daytonas and superbirds flanks  in the
later sixties but i dont think  it was used this early.
another question:  When did the FRATZOG  come out???  theres no
fratzog anywhere on my 62 dart, but i  know  they used the emblem on
the 63 dodges, so am i correct in  assuming the fratzog came out in
63??
I am looking through  several of my books , and surfing the net,
trying to study letterings of  the period  , but I have no ideas when
the fotos actually  were  taken , they might  be fotos from the 70s  so
they might have  incorrect 70s style lettering on them.
thanks
neal  zimmerman, eugene oregon


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