Collecting all the missing pieces ...

It does. In my case, I was happy to find one that didn't have all those useless knick-knacks so I knew I wasn't paying a several thousand dollar premium for crap I didn't giva**** about. If I was ever looking to sell, I would be doing the same thing.

 

My 430 was missing the Ferrari branded flashlight. OCD resulted in me tracking one down just to fill that empty space in the glove compartment.

 

Ditto to above. Having a complete car with all the goodies is valued by the Ferrari buyer.

Just don't add a pimpin stereo or blackout the wheels..

 

I think it does, i liked that my car was very complete, and well optioned, when I bought it....but it depends how much you're paying to get the stuff too, if you're hoping to "add value" to your sale.
In the very least, if a buyer was looking at 2 similar cars, priced comparatively, it becomes a tie breaker.

 

+1

And I bought any other item that was missing, including the leather pouch for the wind deflector.

 

To me, having all the ancillaries is a sign of how much the car is cared for.

 

Exactly!

 

+360

 

Absolutely.

 

I nearly blacked out my wheels... :-o

 

Phew! That was close.