My cousin (may he RIP) had a '72 Chevy station wagon in two-tone seafoam green and primer gray finish--it was a "project"--we used to both race cars on the track. That 3-ton monstrosity had an 800 hp blown 427 under the hood, but it looked like such a beater, and because of the radical cam, sounded like it would die at any moment--amazing how much money we made racing kids with Novas and Chevelles--no fancy paint job (unless you like primer), no fancy wheels or tires, but enough dead weight to hold traction when all that torque hit. And it had a green interior similar to the Chrysler, only in classic "velour"--no leather or "pleather".