Cowboy SRT badges reference the Hellcat Cowboy special edition and appear on both Dodge and Chrysler performance models, and this collection follows suit with a near-even split between the two brands. You'll find grille-and-tailgate sets, fender badges, radiator grille emblems, tailgate emblems and the Challenger's between-tail-lights trunk badge.
Each piece is made to order for your specific vehicle and finish.
This collection carries the Cowboy SRT badge across five Chrysler-tagged listings and six Dodge-tagged listings, covering emblem-and-badge sets, fender badges, radiator grille emblems and tailgate emblems, plus the Dodge Challenger's trunk emblem mounted between the tail lights.
Grille-and-tailgate sets are the fastest way to refresh both ends at once; fender badges and single grille or tailgate emblems suit a lighter touch-up. Confirm whether your car is a Chrysler or Dodge model, since the listings are split by brand even though the artwork matches.
Badges are generally produced in ABS with chrome, black or painted finishes, with color and mounting style (adhesive or pin) adjustable on request to suit your factory hardware.
Specify the exact Dodge or Chrysler model you're fitting, since Cowboy SRT badges are cut to different mounting points depending on the body. This is a custom-made aftermarket badge referencing the Hellcat Cowboy special edition, not a part produced or licensed by Dodge, Chrysler, SRT or Stellantis.
Is Cowboy SRT an official Dodge or Chrysler trim? Cowboy references the Hellcat Cowboy special edition; this badge is a custom-made aftermarket piece, not something produced or licensed by Dodge, Chrysler, SRT or Stellantis.
Can the same design go on both a Dodge and a Chrysler? Yes, but mounting differs by model, so tell us the exact vehicle when ordering.
