1961 Chevrolet Bel Air

• The light blue 4-door sits in a dirt yard with rust covering the hood, roof and trunk lid.
• Both rear quarters show peeling paint, filler and heavy rust around the wheel openings and Bel Air trim.
• Lower doors and rockers show rust spots and bubbling along their full length.
• The cabin has no front seats at all, door panels are stripped off, and the floor covering is torn up over rusted metal.
• The rear seat is only a sagging cover with its padding gone, and the floors behind it are rusted and holed.
• The engine bay is empty — no engine is fitted — with rusted inner fenders and firewall.
• The trunk floor is heavily rusted with holes through it, and loose driveshaft parts lie in it in later photos.
• No underside or odometer photos are in the set, so the frame and mileage can't be judged.

Money: At $4,000 this buys a rusted Bel Air shell with no engine and no front seats; budget for a drivetrain, floors, trunk metal and a full interior, and the unphotographed frame is the unknown that matters at this price.