Chameleon Color Mustang

The Hidalgo Mustang is artist Rene Turrek's latest color-changing automotive creation and the first muscle car he's taken a paintbrush to. Turrek shared a few photos of the creation process with us in an email, giving us a look behind the scenes of his Nov. 6 YouTube video showing off the color changes in full glory.

A German tuner called M&D Exclusive car design has a Ford Mustang that wears a custom color changing paint. The paint slathered onto the convertible Ford Mustang is called "Chameleon Colorshift," and like the Mystichrome we talked about before, it changes color depending on the angle you see it at.

For children of the 2000s, Mystichrome is one of the craziest, coolest colors ever put on a production car, and one that perfectly augmented the wild character of the supercharged Mustang Cobra. Twenty years later, the iconic color is back, but with a catch - you can't just get it on a regular Mustang Dark Horse or GT. See, it's not Ford itself that's offering Mystichrome, but RTR, the.

Ford brought back the Cobra edition of the Mustang in 1993 and gave it a hot, new motor in 1996. To help celebrate the Cobra's new strength, Ford built 2,000 copies finished in what would be called "Mystic" paint because it looked to change colors depending on the light. This is one of those cars.

A German tuner called M&D Exclusive car design has a Ford Mustang that wears a custom color changing paint. The paint slathered onto the convertible Ford Mustang is called "Chameleon Colorshift," and like the Mystichrome we talked about before, it changes color depending on the angle you see it at.

The Hidalgo Mustang is artist Rene Turrek's latest color-changing automotive creation and the first muscle car he's taken a paintbrush to. Turrek shared a few photos of the creation process with us in an email, giving us a look behind the scenes of his Nov. 6 YouTube video showing off the color changes in full glory.

The 1996 Ford Mustang Mystic is also known as the "Cobra Chameleon." It wins the hearts of car lovers with its special color-changing paint. This Mustang, with just 30,000 miles, is a rare find among collector cars.

Vibrant and venomous, the MystiChrome Terminator is one of our favorite Mustangs of all time. The flashy, dynamic MystiChrome paint - only ever offered on the 2004 SVT Cobra - is one of our favorite colors ever. Apparently, Car Throttle is a fan, too, since they recently produced a Facebook video about it.

Have you ever seen a car that seems to change colors as it moves under the sun? Chances are you've encountered a Ford Mustang coated in Mystichrome paint. This unique and eye-catching color-shifting paint has become an icon in the world of automotive design. In this article, we'll take a trip down memory lane and explore the Ford Mystichrome history, its inspiration, and its impact on the.

For children of the 2000s, Mystichrome is one of the craziest, coolest colors ever put on a production car, and one that perfectly augmented the wild character of the supercharged Mustang Cobra. Twenty years later, the iconic color is back, but with a catch - you can't just get it on a regular Mustang Dark Horse or GT. See, it's not Ford itself that's offering Mystichrome, but RTR, the.

Ford was the first to use a chromaflair paint on a production car back in 1996 (originally called Mystic). The color was changed in 2004 to help commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Mustang.

HAS ANYONE SEEN MYSTIC OR CAMEALEAN PAINT ON A FOX BODY COUPE? and how much will this type of paint job go for?

According to the official website, the brand drew inspiration from the iconic chameleon color of the 1996 and 2004 Mustang Cobras. The RTR Mystichrome takes the concept of light.

Ford brought back the Cobra edition of the Mustang in 1993 and gave it a hot, new motor in 1996. To help celebrate the Cobra's new strength, Ford built 2,000 copies finished in what would be called "Mystic" paint because it looked to change colors depending on the light. This is one of those cars.