1956 Chevrolet Bel Air

• Gloss black paint and bright chrome bumpers and grille look clean across the outdoor exterior set.
• Steel wheels with small hubcaps and blackwall tires are fitted, with a whitewall spare in the trunk.
• The black-and-white bench interior, matching door cards and rear seat look clean and untorn.
• The engine bay shows a red V8 with a black batwing-style air cleaner, tidy and painted.
• The trunk floor is lined in black and looks clean, with the spare mounted at the side.
• Extensive underside photos show black-painted floors, frame, axles and dual exhaust, all looking clean and freshly finished.
• No legible odometer close-up is in the set, so the mileage can't be judged from the photos.

Money: At $69,500 the photos show a black Bel Air hardtop with clean two-tone trim, a tidy red V8 and an unusually well-photographed, clean black underside; the one thing that can't be judged at this price is the mileage, with no legible odometer photo.