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Re: Color breakdown for 68 RR -Is there one?
[Re: RoadRunner]
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01/21/09 10:26 PM
01/21/09 10:26 PM
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rrunner
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Not sure about the correct numbers, but I would guess every other one was some shade of green. 
Nope, more blue than anything
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Re: Color breakdown for 68 RR -Is there one?
[Re: V194]
#200220
01/21/09 10:43 PM
01/21/09 10:43 PM
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Gabba Gabba Hey! NYC
Diego (not Ted)
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I know KissAlien posted a nice breakdown for 70 Challenger as to how were made in each available color.
Is this information available for the 68 RR?
This information was not available till 1970. I can think of a few exceptions:
- Darrell Davis's research on Max Wedges and any other cars he does in the future (I believe there's 1967 stuff out there in Hamtramck). This involves going through each manifest sheet, versus the usual percentages that were recorded starting in 1970.
- Any car from numerous years that had the buffed silver option.
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Re: Color breakdown for 68 RR -Is there one?
[Re: hemirdrnnr]
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01/21/09 11:37 PM
01/21/09 11:37 PM
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Chi_Town_Runner
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I know one for sure was PP1 PPG paint code 71483 Plymouth = Matador Red Dodge = Red Chrysler = Scorch Red Imperial = Flame Red And I stayed in a Holiday Inn last night. I decided to leave right after they kicked me out. Frank 
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