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I'm fine with it. It doesn't have 24s and low pro "mud" tires with light bars and angry eyes.

And how else would you expect her to get to the beach, right? :sneaky:
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Pink is one of my preferred colors. ;) Seriously, I do like a hot pink. Give me an AAR in Panther Pink, and I'll put pink lug nuts on it myself. :LOL:

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I know I've mentioned it before, but I drove a factory pink '65 Rambler wagon as a daily driver for almost five years. It definitely depends on the shade of pink. That Gladiator would be a hard pass for me.
 
It definitely depends on the shade of pink. That Gladiator would be a hard pass for me.

It really does. I can't do a light pink. Half the time I can't even tell if they are pink. That Gladiator is dancing on that line where I can barely see that something is going on, so yeah, it needs to be darker/hotter.
 
That Gladiator would be a hard pass for me.

This is good , it would spare you the grief of dealing with endless electronic issues and having the 3.6 valvetrain failure that takes your $ 67,000 kinda a pickup down. I love the concept of a modern Gladiator , however the execution is just sad.

A restored real Buick powered Gladiator would be wonderful for me !

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It really does. I can't do a light pink. Half the time I can't even tell if they are pink. That Gladiator is dancing on that line where I can barely see that something is going on, so yeah, it needs to be darker/hotter.

That's funny, as I prefer the really light pink to a darker one. My Rambler's color was technically "Montego Light Rose", or "Titty Pink!" as one coworker proclaimed. :ROFLMAO: Of course, Panther Pink rocks, but it's hard to not approve of it when it's applied to an AAR CUDA, or a '70 T/A Challenger...:cool:


This is one of twelve known to exist.
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This is good , it would spare you the grief of dealing with endless electronic issues and having the 3.6 valvetrain failure that takes your $ 67,000 kinda a pickup down. I love the concept of a modern Gladiator , however the execution is just sad.

A restored real Buick powered Gladiator would be wonderful for me !

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Absolutely! Of course, I'd take the AMC powered version in a heartbeat, as well as it being in the hue of green (because, well...Squatch!). :sneaky:
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That kind of resembles the color of a 94 Escort GT a girl i dated in the mid 90s had.

Ford called it Sunset Red Metalic, it used a pearlescent clear coat over the red/pink? base color to give it a color changing effect. Under streetlights at night it looked almost purple. Most fluorescent light made it look red. Direct sunlight on a clear day more pink.
 
That kind of resembles the color of a 94 Escort GT a girl i dated in the mid 90s had.

Ford called it Sunset Red Metalic, it used a pearlescent clear coat over the red/pink? base color to give it a color changing effect. Under streetlights at night it looked almost purple. Most fluorescent light made it look red. Direct sunlight on a clear day more pink.

I actually remember that color on the Escorts. Your description is really quite accurate. (y)