When it comes to classic American muscle cars, nothing matches the sinister, Coke-bottle profile of the second-generation B-body Chrysler platforms. The three-year span from 1968 to 1970 produced the most iconic Dodge Charger R/T models ever to roll out of Detroit. While their foundational sheet metal remained similar, it was the subtle, strategic shifts in the front grilles and rear tail lamp configurations that defined the unique personality of each individual model year.
Whether you are down in the shop diagnosing a hidden-headlamp vacuum system on a 1968 Dodge Charger, doing fine assembly work on a split-grille 1969 Charger, or bolting together the heavy chrome loop bumper of a 1970 Charger R/T, keeping track of rare vintage components is a badge of honor.
Now, you can study the factory-spec styling evolution of these absolute legends right from your workbench. Meet the 1968 1969 1970 Dodge Charger Parts Diagrams Coffee Mug. This is the market’s only authentic mechanical schematic coffee mug dedicated exclusively to chronicling the factory-original grille and rear lighting assemblies across this legendary muscle car dynasty.
From the Chrysler Master Parts Books Straight to Your Desk
We don’t deal in generic warehouse clip art. The high-fidelity graphic wrap on this mug is sourced directly from original Chrysler master parts books and factory engineering assembly manuals.
The crisp, high-gloss white ceramic background functions as a flawless blueprint canvas. It preserves every original technical text marker, line drawing, and intricate exploded assembly view precisely as they were rendered on the vintage Detroit drafting boards over 50 years ago. [1]
[1968 MODEL YEAR] [1969 MODEL YEAR] [1970 MODEL YEAR]
Full-Width Grille Shell ---> Center-Divided Grille ---> Full Chrome Loop Bumper
Round Dual-Pod Tail Lamps Split-Loop Recessed Lights Full-Width Taillight Panel
The Ultimate Second-Gen Lighting Matrix
This panoramic engineering wrap maps out the exact structural differences that distinguish these high-performance models:
- The Hidden-Headlamp Grille Blueprints: Study the architectural shifts of the front fascia. The diagram tracks the clean, open 1968 full-width mesh, the evolution to the center-divided 1969 look, and the massive, chrome-framed 1970 loop bumper layout.
- Total Rear Lighting Matrix Grids: Trace the complete exploded drawings for the distinct rear tail lamp panels. It breaks down the 1968 dual round pods, the 1969 recessed split-loops, and the 1970 full-width loop bumper taillight configuration.
