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As with all free cars, they are made because the designers enjoy doing it. When people start complaining that things need fixing, they forget that the designer isn't paid, and owes the people who download it nothing. The fact that designers and content providers do give help (for free!) for thew things they give us (for free!) is commendable.
Front End: This is the little strip that fits just under the front of the hood, just above the grill. It has a very small focus spot to fit it, but it is there.
Left Tail light C (the NOS box in the interior): Simplest way to fit it is to buy a standard rear window (no cage), fit that, and then the NOS / Tail light is easy to select and fit. Then just take out the rear window and put back the one with the roll cage. Note: Apparently there is a way to crouch with the doors open to fit it at a very particular angle, but I couldn't find the sweet spot, so I used the windscreen method.
Brilliant car!
This car new in Salon costs $210,131 with uniqueMod=1.993 that you've assigned to it. So $14,000,000 for it in a barn is definitely a glitch with this setting. Would need uniqueMod=25.0 or so to be $14 million in Salon, and even higher to be that much in a barn. :)
The value of cars is set in the config file under [8_logic], uniqueMod=*.*. The default value is 1.0 which for most cars is between 15k-30k when new. As DodgeChargers said, the older and more rare, the higher the calculated value. This car is set to uniqueMod=1.993 which should double the value and did so for me, assuming it's worth $110,000 by default.
We can change that value to anything we want to, for example, buy cheap (default uniqueMod= value) and sell for more for quick profit (by increasing the uniqueMod= to a much higher number - I've found uniqueMod=20 to 30 to be realistic and put unique cars at around the $14mil mark).
Unfortunately we have to change locations for the edited and saved config file to reload - meaning it's highly unlikely to be there again soon. The more cars/mods we have, the less likely to find what we're looking for with the game's random spawning. :)