SPAULDO
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Panther Pink and Green Go / Sassy Grass Green were a late addition to the 1970 Hi/Impact colors.
wild Muscle car colors of the 60's and 70's
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Runcharger
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I bought this one off the original owner in 1978. I didn't particularily like the colour but it was great for goading guys into street racing against it.
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I would LOVE to have a panther pink/moulin Rouge mopar!
If it looked close to real Panther Pink it wasn't stock, Chrysler sold a color they tried to tied to the coat tails of Panther Pink that was called Furious Fuchsia... Not even close...
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Now THAT was an awful, awful color.
Wasn’t that close, but I did do a double take. Thanks.
Cojohnso1
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It's obvious that Mopars of the 60s and early 70s body lines were superior to the point it could get away with wilder color combos? Compare to Camaro/Chevelle? Any green car are actually lower value. Mopar? Sought after. Ever seen a Chevelle painted plum crazy purple? Just doesn't look right at all. It's why Chevy's are painted much safer colors. Ford? Even worse.
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