1970 Chevrolet Caprice Kingswood

• The wagon sits indoors, dusty and off-white over woodgrain side panels.
• The woodgrain finish is badly crazed and cracked along both sides, with rust showing at the seams.
• The right front fender and bumper are crushed in around the headlight, and the left rear quarter is dented.
• A roof rack is fitted and the roof itself is dust- and rust-stained.
• The beige front bench seat is torn open with foam showing, and the dash and carpets are thick with dust.
• The rear bench looks intact, and photos show the flat cargo floor with the rear seat folded.
• The engine bay is complete but dirty, with an aftermarket aluminum radiator and surface rust on the core support.
• No underside or odometer photos are in the set, so the frame, floors from below and mileage can't be judged.

Money: At $4,500 this buys a complete but long-stored Kingswood wagon; budget for the front-end crash repair, woodgrain and paint work and a torn front seat, and the unphotographed underside is what can't be judged at this price.