1967 Ford Mustang

• The convertible wears gloss black paint with straight panels, bright chrome bumpers and trim, and styled steel wheels with no curb damage showing.
• The black soft top looks taut and clean in the top-up photos, and the car is also shown top-down with the red interior fully exposed.
• Red vinyl bucket seats and the rear bench look clean with no splits or fading, over red carpet with pony-emblem floor mats.
• Red door panels are unmarked with bright chrome window cranks and handles in the many door close-ups.
• The dash has a brushed-metal face and a wood-rim steering wheel, with an aftermarket stereo head unit fitted in the centre stack.
• The odometer photo shows 99,754 miles.
• The engine bay is black and tidy, with a blue V8, chrome valve covers and a black air cleaner carrying a 289 High Performance decal.
• No trunk photos in the set, so the trunk floor and top well can't be judged.
• No underside photos in the set, so the floors, frame rails and torque boxes can't be judged.

Money: at $39,995 the photos support a sharp black-over-red convertible with a clean top, fresh-looking red trim and a detailed engine bay, so budget is mainly for inspection and sorting rather than cosmetics — but with no underside or trunk views the floors and torque boxes, the expensive rust spots on a '67 convertible, can't be judged at this price.