69z-28

iTrader: (6)

my hood is off a mystic teal trans am. it is not a factory hood but it was matched to the factory color. good example of how much the color changes. it looks green most of the time but when you get it at the right angles and the right amount of light, the blue and purple pop out like crazy...

germ892

i have a 2000 z28 with the mystic teal color and soon to repaint it and put a blue pearl n the clear coat.

StreetLethal

I had two mystic teal cars, one a '95 and the other a '96. The '95 was the unique one.
That chameleon effect on that car from the factory was considerably more noticeable than any other year. I had to get the front bumper cover repainted and the body shop told me that the were not able to match the color unless they could get the paint directly from GM. They tried to get any "leftovers", but weren't able to. He said that in '96 they changed the paint to have less of a chameleon effect because body shops were having trouble matching it.

Brangeta

Your '95 was likely Bright Teal Metallic. Mystic Teal always gets all the attention (especially on here since Bright Teal wasn't available on "98-'02), but Bright Teal is actually far more reactive to lighting.

You can see my site for more pics, but here's a few samples.






For comparison, here's mystic teal.

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iTrader: (14)

heres a pic of my car. Mystic-Teal is the color.

Alex41

iTrader: (14)

And here's mine painted Bermuda Blue Metallic.

Brangeta

That Grand Prix color sure looks better on a Camaro than it does on a Grand Prix. It looks a bit obnoxious on a GP.

StreetLethal

My '95 looked just like that 4th pic. At night you would also see alot of purple coming through in the light. I must say it was a cool color, but I still prefer NBM for a more aggressive look.

petebunch