1937 Ford Fordor

• The black four-door paint is dusty with fine scratches, a rusty grille and a rusted front bumper.
• The whitewall tires are dirty and the wheel rims show rust around the hubcaps.
• The flathead engine bay is rusty, including heavy rust on the battery box and firewall.
• The seats are torn with stuffing and bare patches exposed, front and rear.
• The door panels are badly water-stained, with torn fabric and a broken door pull.
• The dash face is heavily surface-rusted, and the headliner has multiple holes worn through it.
• The odometer photo shows 77,848 miles; the record lists no mileage.
• The trunk is filled with cardboard boxes of loose parts and a spare tire, over a rusty trunk floor.
• No underside photos are in the set, so the floors and frame can't be judged.

Money: At $15,000 the money buys a complete project Fordor with its spare parts in the trunk, but budget for a full interior and rust work — and with no underside photos, the frame and floors that decide a project car's worth can't be judged.