1936 Ford Phaeton

• The car sits in glossy black paint with a tan convertible top up in every view, on whitewall tyres with chrome hubcaps and a rear-mounted spare in a black cover.
• Chrome headlamps, grille, bumpers and running boards look bright and complete, and the body panels look straight from all angles.
• The tan top fabric looks clean and taut, with a small rear window, in multiple close views.
• The brown leather front and rear benches show creasing, and the front bench has a worn, light-coloured patch along its front edge.
• The brown carpets in the front and rear footwells look worn and soiled.
• The wood-effect dash and its round gauges look complete in close-up, but no legible odometer reading is shown.
• No engine bay, trunk or underside photos in the set, so the engine, floors and frame can't be judged.

Money: At $24,950 the money buys a presentable black phaeton with a good-looking tan top and bright chrome on this evidence; budget for front-seat leather repair and carpet renewal, and the engine that can't be judged — no bay photos at all — matters most at this price.