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Originally Posted by Ben M.
It's just that the car in the ad with all the features is also an "original" color car and appears to be an unmodified one. Those cars almost without fail sell for higher than ones with modifications unless those modifications are extremely tasteful to the buying public.
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I guess I could agree with that if the car was #'s matching. If an ad doesn't say that, I assume it isn't.
And I likely would never repaint the car just to try to sell it for a price with the paint job tacked on, it was more of a rhetorical question as I'm not sure I agree with the difference in valuation of the two cars. A high quality paint job usually can't just be tacked on to the sale price because that pushes the car over the market value, same as putting in a Butler Performance $16k crate engine etc...