Would most people pay for a reproduction part they knew going in was inaccurate and incorrect for their application or would they expect a high standard of 'correctness'?
Most people DO pay for reproduction Mopar restoration parts that are inaccurate and/or incorrect.
Here is a E-body tachometer that I bought last year from a respected Moparts vender claiming it was an absolutely PERFECT reproduction and fully licensed by Chrysler.
I knew it was wrong as soon as I took it out of the box...I sent it back...as far as I know they are STILL selling the incorrect tachometer.
No need to call it a red herring or suggest I start a new post...a correctly made repop fender tag from an original build sheet is no more accurate or inaccurate than any other non NOS repop part that's installed on a high dollar restoration, like it or not.
The wise Mopar shopper does their homework and takes nothing for granted.
I've been around Mopars long enough to know even the self appointed experts are very often wrong and usually have some agenda behind their opinions.
