From 1969 to 1973 buyers of all new domestic Chrysler cars could order their new cars with special, extra-cost paint. These are the High Impact Paint (HIP) colors. In 1971, High Impact Paint was a $15.05 option. Cars that were originally painted with one of these colors have become very desirable among collectors. Their names are as colorful as the paints. The following is a list of the ten optional High Impact Paints that were popular on many muscle cars, along with a best-effort representation of the color scanned from original paint chips.

Paint Code	Dodge Name	Chrysler/ Imperial/ Plymouth Name	DuPont Lucite® Code	DuPont Centari® Code	DuPont Dulux® Code	PPG Ditzler® Code	Years offered
FC7	Plum Crazy	In-Violet	5182LM	5182AW	5182DH	2210	1970 1971
EF6	Bright Green	Rallye Green	4987L		4987D		1969 Spring Color Only
FJ5	Sublime	Lime Light	5181L	5181A	5181D		1970
FJ6	Green Go	Sassy Grass	5127L	5127A	5127D	2259	1970 1971
EK2	Go Mango	Vitamin C	5065LH	5065AH	5065DH		1969 1970
EL5	Butterscotch	Bahama Yellow	5267L	5267A	5267D	2325	1969 1970 1971
FM3	Panther Pink	Moulin Rouge				2260	1970 Spring Color Only 1971 Special Order Only
EV2	Hemi Orange	Tor Red	5067LH	5067A	5067DH	2186	1969 1970 1971 1972
FY1	Top Banana	Lemon Twist	5180L	5180A	5180D		1970 1971 1972 1973
GY3	Citron Yella	Curious Yellow	5308LH	5308AH	5308DH	2320	1971

And finally, here is a list of 9 paint names that were allegedly rejected by Chrysler executives:

Catch Me Copper
Unforseeable Fuicha
Statutory Grape
Gang Green
Well Red
Cost Of Living Rose
Fisher Body Rust
Hi-Ho Silver
Frank Lloyd White