You can take it for what it's worth, I really don't care. I owned a B3 70 car, have you? I know the difference between B3 and B5 (old and new) and there is no way a new B5 color is closer to the "old" B3 than it is to an "old" B5 color (as the OP insinuates). The photos are what they are, I am sorry I didn't have an 8MP digital camera when I took the pic of my 70 Challenger, but you know, times were hard back then and we used what was available..........Good thing I didn't use crayons..........:grin2:
Man, my parents hadn't quite met yet when the '70 came out :grin2: I guess the consolation prize for being old is you already had a shot to own these cars once already:laugh2:
While I'd agree there is a subtle difference between B3 and B5
Blue Challengers at PaintRef.com
, I can barely tell on my monitor, and I'd be happy with either. Jazz Blue is way too dark, 99% of the time it looks black anyway.
The real problem with pictures, regardless of Polaroid or digital or whatever, is there are a ton of things that can make a huge difference, especially when it comes to subtle shade differences. My desktop wallpaper is a slideshow of the '15s, mostly from the Portland unveil, because I obsess, and several colors look very different in different pictures.
I have no real point of reference on the real 70's B5 vs B3, but having not seen the 15 in B5 yet, I won't go too much on the pictures yet.
Especially since I can't order the $%&$* color yet.
