FJ5 - Sublime
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(Updated 11/24/2007)

Sublime is another humorous Chrysler Corporation color name, using the apt description"sublime" to describe the Lime Green color. The name is correctly referred to as "Sublime" not "Sub-Lime". It is also one of the optional High-impact colors, and as such would have cost you an extra $14.05 to order. Seems like a good deal to me.

This is another color that's hard to photograph. The color often washes out.
No Vinyl Top
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This is my friend Tom Tully's sublime Sublime T/A.
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Green Vinyl Top (V1F)
N/A
Gator Grain Vinyl Top (V1G)
N/A
White Vinyl Top (V1W)
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Black Vinyl Top (V1X)
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Due to the large number of pictures now on this site and a long layoff from updating it, I can no longer give individual credit to each picture. Though I have taken a lot of the shots myself this site would be nothing without the contributions of some of my friends. Andy Cockroft, Barry Washington, Jeff Bangert, Tom Tully, Alan Munro and Diego Rosenberg have provided me with shots. A lot of pictures were also grabbed off of the internet at places like the The Challenger T/A Registry, Transamcuda.com, The AARchives, Moparts, eBay and various muscle car dealer sites. If you would like credit for a picture that is yours please let me know and I will do so.

Thanks,
Ken Bowser