1964 Mercury Comet

• The set contains ten photos but only five unique views — each exterior and interior shot is duplicated.
• The black convertible sits in a showroom with its top down, a silver side stripe, bright chrome bumpers and polished five-spoke wheels.
• Rear and side views show straight-looking panels and glossy paint, with no front-on or close-up detail photos to check for chips or rust.
• The interior is bright red vinyl — front bucket seats, rear seat and door panels — presenting clean with red seatbelts and a red tonneau/boot cover over the folded top.
• The dash and steering wheel are visible only at a distance in the interior shots, so gauge and switch condition can't be judged closely.
• No engine bay, trunk, underside or odometer photos are in the set, so the engine, floors and the recorded mileage can't be judged.

Money: At $39,995 the money buys a glossy black-and-red Comet convertible on showroom looks alone — budget for a thorough in-person inspection, because the engine, underside and mileage, none of which can be judged from these five repeated views, matter most at this price.