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Will we see Keystones in the near future?? |
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Diecast Fanatic
Posts: 453 (11/22/09 01:18 AM) Diecast Fanatic |
Title says it all, will M2 produce Keystone style wheels for M2 castings in the near future. I ask cause no one has done it yet and keystone wheels have been a
huge part in the automotive industry. Muscle cars ran with them along with many of the major drag racing names. Fingers crossed here. Below is an example of
what I am talking about for wheels. LMK
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zamac84 |
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VP of Toys, Inc.
Posts: 6647 (11/22/09 03:31 AM) Diecast Junky |
My brother had a '70 Dodge Coronet 440 that he had Keystones on. And then this summer, my friend got a '71 Cutlass Supreme that came with Keystones.
He likes 'em and will probably replace them with new ones. I believe Cragar still makes them.
I don't know if M2 will make them, but it would be cool. My friends Cutlass. It's got a 455 and it moves right along! 
Brad
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Joe Falco |
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Posts: 28882 (11/24/09 06:51 AM) Eclectic Collector |
Cragar S/S and Keystones both have a long history in our automotive culture. Would be nice to see good scale renditions of them both.
Joe |
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Toy Car Master
Posts: 198 (11/25/09 11:52 AM) Certified Toy Nut |
I can tell you that we don't have any current plans to produce the Keystones at this time. I believe that Crager Wheels holds the copyrights for that
wheel. Don't rule anything out, we are always working on things behind the scenes.
Thanks, Sean |
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