Re: Restoration Finishes

[Bob Talley <rtalley@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Is it just me or am I missing something, when I see the term "restored"
I expect the car to be as built, isn't there another term for cars that
have been gone through and have had changes made such as paint
or wheels? Does "restified" fit?

Personally I'm driving a restified clone.

Bob

64 Fury Max Wedge convert


----- Original Message ----- 
From: <tduross1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2004 8:47 PM
Subject: Restoration Finishes


I have a general question for the group (which might spawn into varying
other topics, I hope).
Here goes:
Would you tend to stay with factory colors and finishes when restoring your
car?
I mean exterior paint, interior fabric, carpet, etc.
I realize it's an expression of what and who to derail but given the option.
Would you prefer to stay with VIN OEM schemes?  What if they weren't that
nice?
Does it effect value that much?

I'm trying to decide which road to go down.

Tom Duross
Go Red Sox

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