1964 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible Fuel Injected

• Riverside Red paint shows deep and glossy in extensive showroom photos of every exterior panel.
• Chrome bumpers and rocker trim look bright, and panel gaps look even in the side close-ups.
• Knock-off style wheels with whitewall tires look clean in repeated wheel close-ups.
• Fender badges reading Fuel Injection are visible in the front-fender close-ups.
• Black soft top is shown raised and looks taut with a clear plastic rear window.
• No interior photos in the set beyond glimpses through the windows, so the seats, dash and carpets can't be judged.
• No engine-bay photos in the set, so the engine — including the fuel-injection equipment the badges claim — can't be judged.
• No trunk, underside or odometer photos in the set, so the floors, frame and mileage can't be judged.

Money: At $84,900 the money buys exterior paint, chrome and top that photograph very well, but budget for a full in-person inspection because the interior, engine, underside and mileage — decisive on a fuel-injected car at this price — can't be judged at all.