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High Impact Colors

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Cuda340
For the record, here are the most popular high impact colors from the 70s:

Chrysler Plymouth and Dodge High Impact Colors

It is interesting to note that "Catch Me Copper" was rejected as one of the colors, but we have it now as Toxic Orange. (I do like the name, however).
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thomasgf
Lots of greens up there. I can see Dodge doing another shade other than GWE. Maybe Hunter Green pearl like the color offered on the RAM truck?
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BryanB
Ahhh....the good old days! Wish those other names wouldn't have been rejected, some are quite clever!
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The names of those supposedly rejected colors are hilarious!
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BryanB
Cuda340-

Other than the Elastomeric Bumpers, Engine and Shaker, My Cuda was quite similar to yours.

BryanB


FE5 Rallye Red - NOT considered Hi-Impact but should have been IMO.
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BryanB said:
Cuda340-

Other than the Elastomeric Bumpers, Engine and Shaker, My Cuda was quite similar to yours.
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What was your engine and trans?
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i was going thru some old paint books one time and saw a ford color called ''anti establish mint''.oh to go back to the 70s!
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