Perhaps it was just a coincidence, perhaps GL listened but did anyone notice that on the custom series the rims were indeed done this time to look a little less "Dub". There was a thread started about the other previous custom rims, people voiced their opinions and we know Mike G pays attention and he does the illustrations so perhaps some of this played into the two tone color/smaller rim choice.

I think it's pretty cool to see some fruits of our labor even if it might have been luck. I say we keep posting "helpful hints" in a constructive way and see if it continues.:thumbsup:

I agree its cool to see a diecast company listening to their customers. If the wheels on that BWF Custom Coronet is any indication, I'd say GL is headed in the right direction.

Less Dub the better

Time to unpimp the GreenLights :).

If the speculation is true I would have liked GL say, "Yeah, you guys are right"

I agree its cool to see a diecast company listening to their customers. If the wheels on that BWF Custom Coronet is any indication, I'd say GL is headed in the right direction.

Did you say BWF ??????????????

Time to unpimp the GreenLights :).

:p :p :p Yea, what he said!

Did you say BWF ??????????????

Yes I did.....

http://www.greenlighttoys.com/assets/images/random/65_dodgecoronet_500_custom.jpg

I like those full length flames

I like those full length flames

Yeah....I think everything on that car just works....the colors, the old school flames, the hood scoop, the wheels....not mention the nice accurate details of the casting.

Now THAT is a thing of beauty. Now if I can just get them to do a 1968 Ford Falcon Sports Coupe, I'd be in heaven.

Time to unpimp the GreenLights :).
It iz now time to unpimp ze auto........