Would Changing the Paint Color hurt the Value of the Stang?

BodyByAAS

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I bought an 1989 Mustang GT Convertible - White with White/Blue leather interior, blue plastic, etc.

The rag top was replaced with Black, which I dont think looks good with the white - plus the white shows so much dirt, debris, etc I was thinking of doing the car Blue with White racing stripes at best since I think it'll go better with the black top. Would this hurt the value of the car since its not "original"

Also - what do you guys think? White or Blue!

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Its a 22-year old car....don't sweat it. I'd be worried less about changing the paint colour hurting its value and more about making sure it was a decent job. Under hood area, door sills, trunk....everything.

...and I vote more for chaning the seat covers, than chaning the exterior colour. Those look awful IMO. :shrug:
 
....and lose the bra too. God knows what the paint and body work look like underneath that thing. :(

The body overall is good - a little JB weld on a crack on the rear bumper as well as some bondo around the edges and side skirts (from rocks and what not) would make it perfect

there are no dents/dings/anything anywhere - I think after a good sanding and paint the car will look amazing

But yeah, the Bra sucks so bad LOL - And Im still pretty sure the seats are original - I dont think anyone would intentionally put those seats in LOL
 
Depends......



If the entire car was stripped and everything painted like the door jambs, engine bay, and every possible area that can be viewed on an assembled car...then no.

But if you open the door on a red car and see a blue door jamb....then yes.