There isn't any blur. Yes, there are those that would like a look-the-other-way approach in order to claim they have an original and the product is worth as much as the rare original. However, "factory original" is just that. When baseball card companies or artwork manufactures make a run of classic cards or artistic prints respectively they don't claim them to be original. The baseball card or art world enthusiasts don't come forward with the same economic offers matching an original's value. All replicas, tribute, and re-bodied automobiles, planes or other products have significant labor, materials and time put into there production. Yes, they warrant the usual scrutiny as to how close the final example came to the "original." Yes, these remakes can bring the same muse to the viewer's perception. And yes, with modernization, the replica may enhance comfort and reliability. However, these remake examples are not "factory original" nor should they provide a grey area for scoundrels to venture. Let us continue to entertain proper classifications and enjoy all with the appropriate identification.
