Rolled and pulled fenders affects value?
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I agree with Chuck etc. I would not be interested in a car that has been modified in this way. I think the impact is that you reduce the pool of potential buyers, perhaps quite significantly, and that will impact value negatively.
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I agree with the others. When I was shopping I passed on all S2000’s with rolled or pulled fenders. I didn’t even put a second thought into it. Now if I wanted a dedicated track car, obviously that’s a different thing.
Rolling or pulling the fenders isn’t a basic or reversible mod like changing your shift knob, for example.
Rolling or pulling the fenders isn’t a basic or reversible mod like changing your shift knob, for example.
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I want wheels but I hate rolled fenders, it never fails, you trim the liner and it looks all messed up, or remove them and it totally trashes the fender side wiring harness and headlights. Everything I’ve done is removable, maybe that’ll change one day if I decide to keep it.
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But, some people cannot or will not simply disregard the impact the mods have on the value because of their financial condition, or because they are by nature careful with money. Nothing wrong with that either.
