1949 Chevrolet Deluxe Convertible

• White paint is glossy and even all around, with bright chrome bumpers and grille and no rust or dents visible in the exterior photos.
• The black convertible top is taut with a clear plastic rear window, and the car is also shown with the top down.
• Wide whitewall tires, painted steel wheels with chrome caps, and rear fender skirts are fitted on both sides.
• The front and rear bench seats are two-tone black and white vinyl with pleated white inserts, clean and without splits visible.
• Door panels match the seats in black and white, the black carpet is clean, and the cream-painted dash and steering wheel present well.
• The engine bay is clean and painted body-color, with a polished valve cover, a small round air filter, and tidy wiring.
• The trunk is lined in black, holds a white-covered spare tire, tools, and a red fire extinguisher.
• Low ground-level photos show clean rocker trim and a dark underside, but there are no raised underside photos, so the floors and frame can't be fully judged.

Money: At $42,900 the money buys a very clean-looking, top-up and top-down photographed convertible with a tidy interior, trunk, and engine bay on this evidence; budget mainly for routine recommissioning checks, and the floors and frame are the one thing that can't be judged at this price because the set has no raised underside photos.