PICKLE Me ELMO or GREEN With ENVY

Here is a 1972 GF7 E9F6 V1F triple-pickle New Yorker (not Brougham). The paint, which is said to be original, does travel with ambient light.

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Green was a very popular color for cars in the 1960's and 1970's. By about 1980 green faded quickly as a favorite or common paint color.
 
Here is another triple-pickle, this one a 1971 Imperial LeBaron that was for sale in North Carolina a couple of months ago but escaped my attention because the CL ad was sub-optimally listed. She seemed to be in great shape, especially inside -- yet despite its condition and its having only 49k miles, it was being advertised at the hard-to-beat price of $3.5k. The ad went down after I contacted the owner this weekend (edit: the car is gone unfortunately).

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Here is another triple-pickle, this one a 1971 Imperial LeBaron that was for sale in North Carolina a couple of months ago but escaped my attention because the CL ad was sub-optimally listed. She seemed to be in great shape, especially inside -- yet despite its condition and its having only 49k miles, it was being advertised at the hard-to-beat price of $3.5k. The ad went down after I contacted the owner this weekend.

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That looks clean!! And definitely priced right! Good luck.
 
Nothing wrong with the lighter greens too....
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CarDomain has a gallery of a triple-green 1973 Chrysler New Yorker in the same JF1 Mint Green exterior color. She is for sale (not mine). I am taking the liberty to post two photos below -- one of the perfect exterior, one of the fading interior. The CD gallery has many more.

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