These models where either exclusively green or came in special green paint.Įmerald Green Saint Patrick's Day Mustang There were several green featured Mustang special models. Green Glow didn't return until 1976 as Medium Emerald Glow a special order color, and hasn't been offered since. In 1973, Bright Green Glow was added to the Glow Paint lineup along with Ivy Glow, Blue Glow, and Gold Glow but now at no extra charge. Ivy Glow was one of the first Glow Paint offerings in 1972 as an option for $34 extra. In 1971, a new Grabber Lime was added, but none of the Grabber Green colors have been used on Mustangs after 1971. Starting in 1969 with the Shelby Mustang and then becoming available on the regular Mustang lineup in 19, Grabber Green paint was a popular sport model color.
The only green close to this color is 1967 Diamond Green which we feature below. This amazing light green could have been combined with Meadowlark Yellow, Diamond Blue, Passionate Pink, and Eastertime Coral by dealerships in 1968 to form the Mustang Easter Collection of Colors sales promotion. My favorite green is Seafoam Green which was only available for the 1968 Mustang. Green is available in the 2022 model year as a new metallic Eruption Green. Follow this link to see photos of all green Mustangs on this site. There were 119 offerings of Green paint in 46 of the 60 production years of the Mustang.
Three shades of green were introduced in 1964: two shades of blue-green Pagoda Green and Dynasty Green and a true green Cascade Green. The first Green Mustang was introduced the first year of Mustang production in 1964. Green Mustangs at īlack white orange gold silver brown gray pink purple glow grabber
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