Power Wagon Emblem

The Power Wagon emblem was put on trucks produced by Dodge from 1945 until 1981.  The original version was based upon a World War Two military 4-wheel drive truck. That said, we cut this logo from mild steel that is a little thicker than 1/8 inch thick.

The picture for this cutout is for general purposes only and no two pieces will look exactly the same.  If you like shiny, polished pieces, this cutout does not have a shiny, polished surface. Our steel blanks are stored outdoors in the weather and change over time. And it is not unusual for there to be some sort of distress to the metal’s surface, such as: heat marks from the cutting process, mild surface rust, other blemishes, marks, scratches or indentations. Elements that distress the metal just add to the character of the piece.

At the car shows, it always seems like it’s the distressed ones that go first. So if you like your stuff shiny, this cutout is probably not for you. That said, we cut this logo from mild steel that is a little thicker than 1/8 inch thick.

• Bare metal
• Size: 21″w x 1.9″h

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