1957 Chevrolet Bel Air

• Deep red two-door hardtop with a white roof, silver fin inserts and gold Bel Air badging, photographed indoors from every angle.
• Paint and chrome present very glossy with no obvious chips, dents or rust in the close-ups; it rides on gray five-spoke wheels with BFGoodrich Radial T/A tires.
• Black pleated vinyl bench interior front and rear looks fresh, with clean black door panels and a tidy headliner.
• Dash photos show stock-style gauges and trim; the white ball shifter knob marks it as a manual car.
• Engine bay is heavily dressed in chrome and polished alloy, with Edelbrock-lettered air cleaner and red-accented valve covers.
• Trunk floor is painted body color and covered by a black ribbed mat that sits wrinkled and ill-fitting at the edges.
• No underside photos in the set, so the floors, frame and exhaust can't be judged.

Money: at $52,950 the money buys a show-glossy hardtop with a dressed engine bay and fresh black interior on this evidence; budget nothing for cosmetics, but the underside is the one thing that can't be judged and matters most at this price.