Question: If you were looking at 2 identical Kars to buy, and one has the original drive-train and the other one has a correct drive-train, how much difference dollar wise should there be? Thanks John
Questin
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That scenario will never happen. I'd pick the "nicest" car of the two. The one that needed the less work.
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given " equal" condition, the original drive train would be better, even with " some " wear on it, IMHO.
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I have been dealing with this question for several years. My experience is that original drivetrain cars are "collector" cars and will demand substanially more money - 30 to 50 percent or maybe more depending on the car. Cars that are not numbers matching and have had sheet metal replaced are valued just as drivers.
Just my experience.
Bob
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