Is this fourm taking off pretty quickly? I guess all the buzz one hears about Greenlight must be true. I'm wondering if in the future we might be seeing a Greenlight-ning Fest? Greenlight is doing a great job on American Muscle cars with terrific detail and price. I just wish we could see more of them in the local stores.

HEY GREENLIGHT KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! :thumbsup:

During the lull between MCG1 and MCG2 this forum was kind of dead. It will stay alive as long as we continue to have product. I think many JL peps. have come over here because of the lack of JL production for the rest of the year. Same goes for MotorMax Cherries and 1BadRide. They started off great but did not follow through thus losing all their support. I think GL came close to making the same mistake but made some good decisions releasing their MCG2 series and having the September question contests.

I'm still not that impressed with GL. seems like the wheels and tires are still about the same in scale as JL is making, too big, too wide

Anyone know if they made, or are planning to make, any 60's Camaros or 67-68 mustang Fastbacks/Shelbys?

Yea, I know, some say those are done to death, but even the models that I see them put out now have been done before...

I don't agree Pablo. Sure the GTO and Camaro are old fare but find me a 69 Boss 429. The 69 Boss 302 was made by RC2(or Ertl), never by JL. 70 Mustang coupes and convertibles, not done. Impala, done by JL just this year so not really a tired looking casting.

I will agree with you about the big tires. I complained about this a while back.
I would like to see Re-dos of 67 Camaros and Shelbys as well as all cars because the overall quality in my opinion is great.