LimitedCustoms.com Lets Buyers Customize New Vehicles Online

LONG ISLAND, N.Y., March 14 -- Car buyers can now customize their new pickups, vans and cars right off the factory floor, thanks to LimitedCustoms.com (http://www.limitedcustoms.com/). The company's new site allows customers to choose factory options and aftermarket options all at once.

Limited Customs' parent company, Future Way Products Corp., was founded in 1982 as a small autobody repair and towing business. Twenty-three years later, with offices in New York and Florida, the PPG-certified paint shop has acquired the rights to design, build and sell vehicles as Limited Customs.

"After researching the market, we discovered people want to customize their vehicles to their own tastes," said Michael Manning, Future Way president. "Even with the massive popularity of certain types of vehicles, people still need their individuality. That's where LimitedCustoms.com comes in."

Consumers can choose to have their new vehicles shipped directly to Limited Customs, or the company can order the vehicle of the customer's choice from the manufacturer. The company creates the car of the customer's dreams. Available options include ground effects, lifetime-warranteed custom paint, custom wheels and tires, color-coded door handles and mirrors, dash trim kits, custom upholstery, custom hoods and scoops, alarm systems, sunroofs, stereo systems, spray-in bed liners, and a myriad of other features. Customers can use the LimitedCustoms.com "build your own truck" function (http://www.limitedcustoms.com/buildtruck.htm) to pick out every aspect of a new vehicle - plus the Dodge, Ford or GM vehicle itself - and then e-mail or call Limited Customs to get the project started.

Limited Customs also offers a complete line of accessories for the do-it- yourselfer. Vehicle owners can customize their vehicles to their taste with wheels and tires, sound and security, sport packages, floor mats, seat covers, running boards, grilles, car care products, suspension and much more. Limited Customs provides an extensive print and online catalog with their full line of accessories and parts; the company also customizes motorcycles and trailers.

"Our goal is to meet the needs of our current customers as well as bring in new customers to meet their desire to customize their vehicles to their individual tastes," stated Manning. "We have ideas to pass on but also welcome input from our customers. It's all about what they want, from beginning to end."

To learn more about Future Way Products Corp. and Limited Customs, visit the company's Web site at http://www.limitedcustoms.com/.