It depends on what you are going to do with it. When most people look to buy a tractor they like to see it in its orignal paint, Kinda tells you how it was taken care of. If it has higher hours and new paint I dont even look at them (To many trips that turned into a waste of time) makes you think they are trying to hide something. Nice to see them all painted up at the shows put you hardly ever see them working in the fields. I got one 3 years ago that was in very bad paint and very low hours, I redid it and painted it and she works in the field and is in her working clothes now, She looks good agin and I dont intend on selling her any time soon. A pretty tractor that just sits in the barn dose nothing for me, Show me one in her working clothes and thats a diffrent story. If a tractor has orginal good paint I would never paint it, Hurts the value of it. Bandit
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