1946 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery

• The faded green paint is broken by extensive rust patches across the hood, front and rear fenders, doors and rear panel.
• The front grille chrome is bent at the lower centre, and the windshield glass is cracked with two holes in it.
• Faded painted lettering remains on the panel sides, and the body sits in grass on aged tires that look low.
• The rear door is present with a licence plate fitted, but its paint and metal show the same heavy rust as the rest of the body.
• Inside, the dash and steering wheel are present and rusty, and the door trim is torn and hanging loose.
• The front seats are missing in the interior views, and the cabin floor is rotted through with holes and covered in debris.
• The rear cargo floor is dirty and littered, viewed from behind the front seats with the dash visible ahead.
• No engine bay, underside or odometer photos are in the set, so the engine, frame and mileage can't be judged.

Money: At $3,600 the money buys a complete-looking sedan delivery body as a project — budget for floors, glass, interior, paint and full mechanical recommissioning, and the unseen engine condition that can't be judged matters most at this price.