1955 Chevrolet Bel Air

• Light turquoise four-door sedan body and chrome present bright and straight in showroom light.
• Chrome full-disc hubcaps wear thin whitewall tires at all four corners.
• Front and rear bench seats are trimmed in dark blue cloth with light blue vinyl inserts and look clean throughout.
• The dash is painted a darker metallic blue than the body, with aftermarket gauges and a modern stereo fitted.
• A floor-mounted shifter with a tall rubber boot sits on bright blue carpet.
• The light blue headliner looks taut and clean.
• The engine bay shows an orange V8 with a chrome air cleaner, presented tidily.
• The trunk is carpeted in blue and carries a spare tire and a jack handle.
• No underside photos in the set, so the floors and frame can't be judged.

Money: At $32,900 the money buys a bright turquoise Bel Air four-door with a fresh-looking custom blue interior and tidy trunk on the photos; budget for the non-stock dash, stereo and shifter if originality matters, and the floors and frame are the one thing that can't be judged at this price, with no underside photos.