Most and Least Common Colors

[65fastback6]

They say the colors that people notice the most are:

White
Black
Red

[daves67ss]

Originally Posted by Musclecar Addict

I went to this site at the marti report. It asked for vehicle information....year...model...engine...under engine there are (2) 302 listed. 302 & 302B Does anyone know what the B stands for??

There were 4 302s: a 6, F, J, and G code.

B is for the 302 Boss which is the G code.

[daves67ss]

Originally Posted by knott67

I thought play boy pink was one of the rarest colors?

In 67 there were 7,490 "special paint" cars.
In 68 there were 5,939.

No telling what the rarest colors were/are.

[Rob_1968 coupe]

My 68 started life as a presidential blue car with blue interior. I kept the blue interior, but painted it Acapulco blue on restoration. I did not want the presidential blue, too dark for me, but you don't see many of them around.

[22GT]

Originally Posted by kutzoh

Saw a pastel gray Shelby this past fall at Barrett-Jackson in Vegas, it did not belong on the Island of Mis-Fit Toys. Beautiful car, as a pastel the gray was a more washed white than rattle can primer.

I've never seen one, but I'll get the chance soon. Here's a photo I found-

[SKEL A STANG]

Lime Gold
I wanted to paint it black
but my dad talked me out of it
so we kept it the orginal color
Glad we did.
I tried to upload pic but it would
not take

[Kenster]

Originally Posted by GT289

On the other side of the coin, lime gold was way up the list for
popularity...... I think #1 back in the day. I see at least 1-2 of those
a year....

My Marti report says that my 68 vert was one of 3,316 cars with the Lime Gold paint code that year and one of only 111 with that exterior combined with the Ivy Gold interior which sounds like it would make a fairly rare car. This was just for the 1968 convertibles.

I do not know if that means ALL Mustangs built that year or just the Dearborn plant.

[Kenster]

Originally Posted by SKEL A STANG

Lime Gold
I wanted to paint it black
but my dad talked me out of it
so we kept it the orginal color
Glad we did.
I tried to upload pic but it would
not take

I love my lime gold 'vert. It just works on a Mustang. Just like a purple or orange works only on a Mopar.

[SKEL A STANG]

Originally Posted by Kenster

I love my lime gold 'vert. It just works on a Mustang. Just like a purple or orange works only on a Mopar.

Yes i am glad that i stayed with the lime gold
It looks Awsome in the sun
I have not seen 2 many by me this color

[md02geist]

Lime gold is beautiful, I know some people don't like it but I disagree. It's a favorite of mine just because it's so uncommon...stuff like lime gold, emberglo, etc..you just don't see cars in those colors any more.

[Jay_H_237]

I also think the Lime Gold looks much better in a modern bc/cc. It seems to have much more depth to it and "pops" more.

[SKEL A STANG]

Originally Posted by Jay_H_237

I also think the Lime Gold looks much better in a modern bc/cc. It seems to have much more depth to it and "pops" more.

Same as the blues
They look deep & wet

[64.25]

My car is prairie bronze- i liked it because you don't see to many of these and it's an original 64.5 color. John

[SKEL A STANG]

Originally Posted by 64.25

My car is prairie bronze- i liked it because you don't see to many of these and it's an original 64.5 color. John

We have a couple in our club with that
same color
I do like this color

[wheelsup351]

I'd love to see a pastel gray one.

Originally Posted by 22GT

Check this site to see rare colors, like Groovy Green and Freudian Gilt.
1964-1973 Mustang Colors

My color isn't even listed in that link for 1967, makes sense why I've never seen another one.