Happy St. Paddy's Day!
Green is a color often associated with the classic Bronco, every single year of production included at least one green color. During three years Ford offered 5 different green choices (73, 75 & 77), there were (depending on your definition of green) 24 different colors of green offered during the 11-year production run.
Boxwood Green holds the distinction of being offered the most with 4 years while Grabber Green, Yucatan Gold, Seafoam Green, Samoa Lime, Ivy Glow and Village Green were only offered one year each.
Usually at least one green color was carried over to the next year, except for 1975, that year all the green hues were new.
Here they are, all 24 in order of appearance:
1966: Holly Green
1967: Holly Green, Lunar Green
1968: Holly Green, Lunar Green, Boxwood Green
1969: Lunar Green, Boxwood Green, Norway Green, New Lime
1970: Boxwood Green, Norway Green, New Lime, Yucatan Gold (looks more green than gold)
1971: Boxwood Green, Seafoam Green, Mallard Green, Grabber Green
1972: Mallard Green, Seapine Metallic Green, Winter Green
1973: Mallard Green, Seapine Metallic Green, Winter Green, Limestone Metallic Green, Bright Lime
1974: Ivy Glow, Limestone Metallic Green, Village Green, Samoa Lime
1975: Glen Green, Dark Jade Metallic, Medium Glow Green, Baytree Green, Hatteras Green Metallic
1976: Glen Green, Dark Jade Metallic, Medium Glow Green, Hatteras Green Metallic
1977: Dark Jade Metallic, Light Jade, Silver Metallic, Medium Emerald, Jade Glow



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