1962 Chevrolet Corvette Fuel Injected

• Deep red metallic paint reads glossy and straight across all fifty photos.
• Chrome bumpers, grille and trim shine bright, with clean close-ups of the nose and tail emblems.
• The body-color removable hardtop is fitted in every photo; its glass and chrome look clean.
• A Fuel Injection badge shows in close-up on the front fender.
• Full wheel covers and thin-whitewall tires look fresh on all four corners.
• Panel gaps and the hood and deck fits look even in the detail shots.
• Every photo in the set is an exterior shot — there are no interior photos at all, so the cabin can't be judged.
• No engine-bay photos, so the fuel-injected engine the badge advertises can't be verified or judged.
• No trunk or underside photos, so the spare well, floors and frame can't be judged.
• No odometer photo, so the recorded mileage can't be confirmed from the pictures.

Money: the $89,900 buys a C1 hardtop car whose exterior photographs beautifully — but with no interior, engine-bay or underside coverage, everything that makes a fuelie worth this money is unverified.