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I live In Missouri and I am currently restoring my fathers 69 GTX. He bought the car in the early 70's and it has been in the family since then. It is F3 Green with green/white interior and several options such as power windows. I also have a 68 Super Bee and a 70 Challenger.
 
I love 68 Bees, come to thing of it I love 69 GTXs and furthermore I love Challengers too. I must be sick haha
 
Sorry for the slow response, have been out of the country on business. If I did this correct, there should a few pics attached, my 68 Bee, the Challenger (At Goodguys show at Texas Speedway) and my 69 RT/SE Charger that I am slowly piecing together. The pic of the GTX is from several years ago and is what it looked like before the engine fire that has prompted the current re-build.

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I might note that Dad likes darker green better and had the GTX repainted F8 20+ years ago. He wants me to leave it F8 so I probably will leave it, even thought I would prefer the original F3
 
oh lord! now you"ve started Dave off on his green trip. he'll be insufferable for a couple days now. although he would be anyway probably


:facepalm:
 
quikbird said:
oh lord! now you"ve started Dave off on his green trip. he'll be insufferable for a couple days now. although he would be anyway probably


:facepalm:
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Well. I'm backing Dave up on this one. Those are all great lookin' green cars, and the Challenger too!!!! :groucho:
 
Thanks for the comments guys. Except for the Challenger which was Y2 yellow, it seems that just about every Mopar that I have ever owned was originally green. I guess that's not really true, maybe just the ones that I tend to keep long term are almost always green!
 
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