"Alright I have a numbers matching 72 340 4-speed Road Runner 1 of 329 which means repaint it the original color right, I mean no brainer."
You just answered your own question! It's a rare car, and deserves to be restored correctly. That would be an awesome, unusual, and interesting color combination. You'll never have to worry about showing up to an event and seeing another one just like yours! It's an awesome car, with an awesome color combination. My advise is: Learn to love it!
Personally, I am on the hunt for a 71 or 72 Satellite to build into a daily driver. My color choices for this project include B5 blue (like my first car), white (I love white cars), or Winchester gray. I love the non-high-impact colors for their understated elegance. Right now, Winchester gray is looking like the choice. I'll probably go with a B5 blue interior, regardless of the exterior color. I want something unique that isn't commonly seen.
My point here is that not every Mopar needs to be a high-impact color. There is something about a car that doesn't have to scream "look at me" with the paint color. One of the coolest cars I ever owned was a '70 Cuda 440 (BS23U) that was Citron Mist Metallic; basically medium gold metallic. Not a color most people would (or did) choose for a 440 Cuda. However, that car looked quite sinister in it's "station wagon" color, coupled with the "440" hockey stick stripes. Very unique. Very classy. Very serious looking.
Keep your rare RR in stock colors.
Cheers,
JD
