Yentlequible

It's not the best picture, as I took one of the shady side of the car. I took this picture at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway on the weekend of March 22-24. I would really love to know what color it is.

TVLynn

sassy grass green
http://search.aol.com/aol/imageDetai...sy+grass+green

pro-tech

If you google mopar high impact colors it will bring up all the great colors from back in the days of muscle cars

Yentlequible

Thanks for the replies! That Sassy Grass Green looks pretty close. I'm going to have to look into it some more.

pro-tech

The Dodge color is Green Go. same exact color as Sassy Grass Green but they called them different names for the different divisions.

Yentlequible

Upon further investigation, Sassy Grass Green doesn't look right. I'm thinking the color the guy had on this was completely custom and not a mopar color at all.

440roadrunner

The thing you have to realize is that many computer displays don't give you a true representation of color, and by the time it "goes through" a camera, and all cameras do some "processing" the color may be skewed.

I doubt, from the looks of that car, that an owner who did that much work would put a one-off color. I'd bet money that it is as close as he could get to factory.

There was also the '70 "Limelight" that was on my old 70 RR, which was considerably lighter in shade than Sassy

pro-tech

If you google sassy grass green you can look at images of the color and see how diferent the color is from image to image. I agree with 440RR it would be a sin to put a off color on a show car that wasnt factory.