1966 Chevrolet El Camino

• The metallic green paint is deep and glossy with shaved, straight panels and a lowered stance on large multi-spoke wheels with red calipers showing — no paint or body budget from these photos.
• The custom tan leather cabin is a full restomod treatment — sculpted buckets, custom console with cupholders, trimmed headliner and Vintage Air controls — with no wear showing, so no interior budget from these photos.
• The bed floor shows a polished wood-and-strip finish in the overhead shots and the tailgate emblem and trim are crisp — no bed refinishing spend showing.
• Underside photos show a painted-green floor, clean dual exhaust with twin mufflers and a tidy transmission pan — no chassis detailing budget from these photos.
• No engine-bay photos — the mechanical side can't be judged from these pictures.

Money: at $109,950 the finish, custom interior and underside support a high-end restomod ask — but with no engine photos, verify the drivetrain in person before paying it.