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Super Bee Fender Tag

They already had two oranges, that were orange. 99 omaha orange, and k2 vitamin c. (Dodge had different names for the same color code.)
If i had to descibe R6 and R4, R6 would be blood red, R4 would be fire engine red (with some orange in it!)
 
hemi orange is red when you put it next to actual orange......matter of fact dodge calls it hemi orange but plymouth calls it tor-red
 
They already had two oranges, that were orange. 99 omaha orange, and k2 vitamin c. (Dodge had different names for the same color code.)
If i had to descibe R6 and R4, R6 would be blood red, R4 would be fire engine red (with some orange in it!)

In 1969 they had two orange tones at Mopar.

One was K2 ("Vitamin C orange") and in 1970 coded as EK2. On 1969models it was only available on Plymouths. A midyear introduction. It became available on Dodges in 1970 and was called Go Mango there.

The second orange in 1969 was also a mid year introduction. It is V2 (known as EV2 from 1970&up). It was only available on Dodges not Plymouths in 1969.
Dodge called it "Hemi orange" and Plymouth "tor red" in 1970 and 1971.

(E)V2 orange is darker than (E)K2 orange.
Depending on the lightning (E)V2 can look reddish in pics.

R4 red is a light red and clearly not orange. It was originally introduced during the 1968 model year already (color code 331). It was available on Plymouths&Dodges in 1969. Dodge called it "bright red" and Plymouth "performance red"

Here is a colour example:
The 1970 Hamtramck Registry - 1969 Paint Chip Charts Slideshow (hamtramck-historical.com)

Carsten
 
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In 1969 they had two orange tones at Mopar.

One was K2 ("Vitamin C orange") and in 1970 coded as EK2. On 1969models it was only available on Plymouths. A midyear introduction. It became available on Dodges in 1970 and was called Go Mango there.

The second orange in 1969 was also a mid year introduction. It is V2 (known as EV2 from 1970&up). It was only available on Dodges not Plymouths in 1969.
Dodge called it "Hemi orange" and Plymouth "tor red" in 1970 and 1971.

(E)V2 orange is darker than (E)K2 orange.
Depending on the lightning (E)V2 can look reddish in pics.

R4 red is a light red and clearly not orange. It was originally introduced during the 1968 model year already (color code 331). It was available on Plymouths&Dodges in 1969. Dodge called it "bright red" and Plymouth "performance red"

Here is a colour example:
The 1970 Hamtramck Registry - 1969 Paint Chip Charts Slideshow (hamtramck-historical.com)

Carsten


Yeah those colors are spot on..... LOL.... And Bahama Yellow looks just like that..... Get Real... I owned an original paint 69 Road Runner in R4... It definitely has allot of orange in it...
 
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Yeah those colors are spot on..... LOL.... And Bahama Yellow looks just like that..... Get Real... I owned an original paint 69 Road Runner in R4... It definitely has allot of orange in it...

you are not the only one who owned a R4 red car.

attached are some fender tag pics of several R4 red cars.
May everyone make up his own mind if he considers the colour orange or red
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Carsten
 
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