Just one year was all it took to get your hands on the first Panther Pink paint. – cars

Although Dodge was notorious for changing its color codes all through the 1970s, they never again offered the

notorious "FM3" code—also known as Moulin Rouge for Plymouth and Panther Pink for Dodge—for the 1970

model year. According to pantherpink.com, there were a handful of peculiar 1971 model year automobiles with

the FM3 code paint, albeit these early-build cars are extremely unusual. In 2010, Dodge offered the SRT8 and

R/T Challenger a limited edition 'Furious Fuchsia' paint option, which was essentially the same color. However,

when equipped with a Hemi V8 engine, this Demon 170 is said to be an accurate recreation of the original FM3 code and a tribute to the Challenger's beginnings and death.