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May 31st, 2007, 05:51 AM
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70' W-30 Convertible
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Virginia
Posts: 47
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Original paint color value
Question: How much value (if any) is lost in a collectible car if the original color paint is not used in the restoration? The car in question was originally painted with a special order (no paint code on cowl tag) paint sourced from another manufacturer. I know this from talking with the several previous owners, but I have no documentation to back it up. The car has been repainted once in the original color which I don't care for. I would like to re-paint it a color of my choice, but not at the expense of devaluing the car.
Thanks for any info, Richard S. |
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