repainted in the early 1990s in a beautiful rich Black Cherry Pearl
Color also known as "purple".
I know a guy who bought old used Ferraris for his daily driver. He'd get whatever was 20-30k at the time, drive it until the repairs exceeded the value, and then trade the chassis for parts value to a used Ferrari dealer towards his next purchase. So He got to drive a "new" fairly well maintained Ferrari every few years at a cost of maybe $10k/year, and he never had to pay for major repairs since he'd just trade it as parts to a Ferrari specialist for about what it was worth as a functioning car, or in some cases more than it was worth as a drivable car if it was rare and was in good shape.
You'd also think that a guy selling a half-million dollar car would be able to pay some high school kid to write his ads, with particular attention to the difference between "where", "were", and "we're", and other equally dumb grammar errors. Can't tell if this guy is some high school dropout who landed a job pushing used junker exotics, or someone who actually knows exotic cars but can't be bothered to learn any grammar. Either way, the initial impression is "do not trust this guy to know anything except that this particular shade of purple paint is known as "black cherry".
