35 replies to this topic

[JustSteve]

Keep the 'thirty paint and decals, fit some deep dish (12x6?) Gold wheels... Perfect IMO!

[konyo]

Keep the 'thirty paint and decals, fit some deep dish (12x6?) Gold wheels... Perfect IMO!

Would look pretty neat.....

[Nathan94]

It's true, the more you modify, the harder it will be to sell later on... but that's because you've made it special and you wouldn't want to let it go.

I wouldn't want to keep it original for the sake of resale value (rather than for historical accuracy). Don't live for others and their preference to buy an original and live for yourself, do whatever you want with it.

This is very good advice!

I really don't ever plan on selling, it's my first car so now it has sentimental value, so I aim to keep it as long as possible :)

Keep the 'thirty paint and decals, fit some deep dish (12x6?) Gold wheels... Perfect IMO!

Not a big lover of gold

Edited by Nathan94, 25 May 2012 - 12:04 PM.

[Chance]

I think th3archit3ct(sorry if thats spelt wrong ) has gold wheels on his 30?? Looks great remember seeing a pic somewhere!!

[stretch tech]

I think th3archit3ct(sorry if thats spelt wrong ) has gold wheels on his 30?? Looks great remember seeing a pic somewhere!!

i sure do the cherry red thirties look great with gold wheels imo

when i brought it 9 months ago...



and now...



i'm keeping it looking standard other than the gold superlights

Edited by TH3aRchit3ct95, 25 May 2012 - 04:47 PM.

[EngineerDaisy]

id say modify it. No more minis are getting made so technically there all limited editions now......as for keep the actual limited editions standard and to modify sprites, mayfairs etc then eventually the non-limited editions will be the ones that are few and far between. Also the great thing about mini's is that they are all unique