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I've got a highly modified Liquid Yellow full fat 182 that will be coming to market soon. As it stands it has a very good spec and needs nothing mechanically, but could benefit from some cosmetics (bumper and bonnet chips and scuffs, and some surface rust.)
It's not a collectors item and I'm fairly realistic about what it will fetch, as it's stripped and caged and has lots of miles on the odometer, and has had lots of owners. On the other hand, it's mechanically 100% and has a lot of desirable mods. I've not bothered to get the paintwork done, instead enjoying it without worrying about picking up new imperfections.
I'm wondering if I should get it painted and market it at a higher price, or try selling as is. Would potential buyers see cosmetic imperfections as evidence of sloppy ownership despite the fact I've poured money into it elsewhere (more than £11k spent in the past 4.5 years) ?
It's not a collectors item and I'm fairly realistic about what it will fetch, as it's stripped and caged and has lots of miles on the odometer, and has had lots of owners. On the other hand, it's mechanically 100% and has a lot of desirable mods. I've not bothered to get the paintwork done, instead enjoying it without worrying about picking up new imperfections.
I'm wondering if I should get it painted and market it at a higher price, or try selling as is. Would potential buyers see cosmetic imperfections as evidence of sloppy ownership despite the fact I've poured money into it elsewhere (more than £11k spent in the past 4.5 years) ?