1947 Ford Super Deluxe 8 Fordor Sheriff

• The first image in the set is a 'WATCH VIDEO!' graphic, not a photo of the car; the remaining photos are all of the black-and-white four-door sedan.
• The white doors carry gold 'SHERIFF — Mississippi — Tallahatchie Co.' lettering, with 'SHERIFF' also lettered above the windshield.
• The black paint is dull and aged with scuffs and wear, and the front and rear bumpers are heavily tarnished and pitted, worst at the rear.
• A large fender-mounted siren light with a red lens sits on the front fender, its metal housing tarnished.
• One front light opening is shown empty and hollow, with rust visible inside the bucket.
• The interior is only seen through the windows — tan cloth seats with papers and items lying on the rear seat — so its condition can't be judged properly.
• The trunk is dirty with surface rust and soiling throughout, and a small black fuel cell with a red cap is strapped into the centre of the trunk floor.
• No engine-bay, underside or odometer photos are in the set, so the engine, floors, frame and mileage can't be judged.

Money: At $6,484 the money buys an intact, characterful Sheriff tribute sedan as a project — budget for mechanical recommissioning, bumper and trim work and sorting the trunk fuel cell, because the engine can't be judged at all, which is the whole gamble at this price.