Jet-Jaguar
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So, Warmoth has all these classic finishes, and that's cool. But in Fashion and in the Automotive industry, colors change on a yearly basis. I think it would be cool if Warmoth introduced extra finishes that they would only do in that year. And then, in the following year, drop those and do two new finishes.
For example, maybe this year they would do this dark metallic orange that I'm seeing in various foreign and domestic car lines:
Or you could choose a Metallic Mopar Purple:
And then the next year, you couldn't buy those colors anymore. But maybe you could get a guitar in a cypress green:
Or maybe you could get a more sea-green dye, or flames, or whatever. But those colors would be the "2011 Warmoth" colors. You'd have to get them in 2011. You'd still have the normal finishes, but the 2011 finishes would only be available in 2011.
It would appeal to those who aren't into vintage so much, and those who really like the very idea of "Custom." From warmoth's perspective, it would drive customers to buy in that year, rather than put off purchasing another year. (And the end of the year is around Christmas, anyway.)
For example, maybe this year they would do this dark metallic orange that I'm seeing in various foreign and domestic car lines:

Or you could choose a Metallic Mopar Purple:

And then the next year, you couldn't buy those colors anymore. But maybe you could get a guitar in a cypress green:

Or maybe you could get a more sea-green dye, or flames, or whatever. But those colors would be the "2011 Warmoth" colors. You'd have to get them in 2011. You'd still have the normal finishes, but the 2011 finishes would only be available in 2011.
It would appeal to those who aren't into vintage so much, and those who really like the very idea of "Custom." From warmoth's perspective, it would drive customers to buy in that year, rather than put off purchasing another year. (And the end of the year is around Christmas, anyway.)