1964 Chevrolet Impala

• Faded red convertible body in a workshop, dusty throughout, with a detached rear body/trunk section sitting loose at the back of the car.
• Doors and front fenders show dents, primer and bare-metal patches, scrapes and surface rust along both sides.
• Chrome front bumper and grille are present but aged, and the car sits on mismatched older wheels and tires.
• There is no convertible top fitted or visible in any photo.
• Interior is destroyed: both benches are torn down to exposed springs, foam and shredded red upholstery, front and rear.
• Dash and steering wheel are present but dusty and deteriorated, with debris across the cabin and a covered, damaged windshield area.
• No engine bay, trunk interior, underside or odometer photos in the set, so the engine, floors, frame and mileage can't be judged.

Money: At $12,000 the money buys a full restoration project — a red Impala convertible shell with a wrecked interior and loose rear bodywork — so budget for a complete body, trim and interior rebuild, and the unseen engine, underside and running condition are what can't be judged at this price.