Totally agree. Looking at the pictures again the blackout area on the hood is not done that well, the paint doesn't look great. Probably primer instead of flattened topcoat, and if that's the case it won't hold up in the sun. The way they blacked out the cowl is wrong too, it should be purple, that's why it has the goofy looking tape lines on the A-pillars. Couple of the pictures show dents in the rocker molding, etc, so they reused all the trim. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but either they didn't bother to straighten it when it was off the car, or they didn't remove it for paint. If they didn't remove it for paint then you can assume that the paint job isn't that great, even if it's shiny now. There's no pictures with enough detail to see if they did it right or not. It's easy to make a car look good from a few feet away. Even the couple of close ups with accurate reflections don't tell you the whole story. My Challenger looked great in pictures like the ones on that ad. But then you peel back the carpet and see the pavement through the holes in the floor. There's a lot that isn't shown in that ad. Like the entire underside of the car, inside of the trunk, etc.
And if they knew they had a real H code car, I would think they would have mentioned that. I would have, since it raises the value of the car pretty significantly.