Charger colors and paint codes

17 factory colors.¹one source The color names are confirmed by two sources¹².

No source we have gives the number of cars per color, so the counts are left empty. The colors are those in Dodge's 1968 Charger catalog, 16 standard colors plus Silver at extra cost; the catalog adds «Metallic» to eleven of the 16 standard colors, and to Silver. The codes are from Over-Drive's list for all of Dodge's mid-size cars, which calls Dark Turquoise «Medium Dark Turquoise» and also has Pale Blue, Light Turquoise, Light Gold, Medium Blue (C), Charger Red (33) and Dark Green (66), none of them in the Charger catalog.

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18 factory colors.³one source 17 of the 18 color names are confirmed by a second source³⁴.

No source we have gives the number of cars per color, so the counts are left empty. The 18 colors are those in Dodge's 1969 Charger catalog; the codes are from Over-Drive's list for all of Dodge's mid-size cars. Over-Drive has no Bright Red for 1969, so that code is left empty; its list has a Charger Red (R4), which no source we have ties to the catalog's Bright Red.

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18 factory colors.⁵one source 17 of the 18 color names are confirmed by a second source⁵⁶⁷⁸.

No source we have gives the number of cars per color, so the counts are left empty. The 18 colors are those in Dodge's 1970 Charger catalog, which marks Plum Crazy, Sublime, Go-Mango, Hemi Orange and Banana as extra cost and prints the codes with a letter in front (FC7 for Plum Crazy); the two-character codes are Over-Drive's. The catalog calls Top Banana «Banana» and Over-Drive «Bright Yellow». Panther Pink (M3 in Over-Drive's list) is not in the catalog and so is not listed here, although Wikipedia and Hagerty both name it for the 1970 Charger.

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