1970-1974 Paint Chip Charts added to the Resource Library

[Cuda Cody]

Thanks to @EB3-GranCoupe  for his help on these.  We've added these paint color sample chips to our resource library.   

1970 to 1974 Dodge Color Chips:
https://www.e-bodies.org/resources/data-books-salesman-pocket-facts-color-upholstery-guides/dodge-paint-color-chips-chart-1970-1974/

1970 to 1974 Plymouth Color Chips:
https://www.e-bodies.org/resources/data-books-salesman-pocket-facts-color-upholstery-guides/plymouth-paint-color-chip-charts-1970-1974/


Also, the upholstery guides also have scanned color samples.  For example:
https://www.e-bodies.org/resources/data-books-salesman-pocket-facts-color-upholstery-guides/1970-dodge-color-upholstery-selector/colors/

[Roadman]

Another reason E-Bodies.org is the best.      

[RUNCHARGER]

Great addition.

[Racer57]

Excuse me for being a noob to this stuff, but am I understanding correctly that Hemi Orange was an option for the exterior of a Challenger, but only used on Barracuda engines ?

[anlauto]

 

[RUNCHARGER]

It was called TorRed on Plymouths. same colour, different name for some reason.

[anlauto]

Ohhh...now I get what he meant.... The paint code EV2 is the same code for both Dodge's "Hemi Orange" and Plymouth's "Tor Red"....yes it's a bit confusing...but the same colour.

[Cuda Cody]

@Racer57  I remember when I was first learning about the Mopar colors and it can be confusing for sure.  Took me a bit to finally figure them all out.     Mopar often times use the same color on both Dodge and Plymouth, but gave it different names (even though it's the same color).  Hemi Orange & Tor Red, Plum Crazy & In Violet, Vitamin C & Go Mango... and so on.  I'm sure it was done to save money on colors, but make it seem like they different options with the different vehicle brands.  It also makes it a bit more confusing when they painted the high performance engines a Hemi Orange that was slightly different too.  The color charts shown in the links are to the exterior colors of the cars.