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Some of the ford greens are quite hard to capture in a picture. Mine is the Grabber Green and in all pictures it looks turqoise for some reason. Unless you set the whitebalance on the SLR using a white card you just cant get it right. Attached are some of the colors by ford but not all of them from that era. If you want to see grabber green just go to my gallery.
Jred the color does look differant in differant light. The first pic was taken on a cloudy day. The other was a bright sunny day. The color before it was sprayed looked more green. I used bright white for the top and flares instead of the whimbleton white, I though it set off the color better.