1971 Chevrolet Chevelle

• Deep blue paint carries broad white stripes over the hood and deck, and the panels, chrome bumpers and SS badging look straight and bright from every angle.
• Polished five-spoke wheels fill the arches, with an SS 454 badge on the front fender and low-profile tires showing good tread in the close-up.
• The white vinyl bucket seats, centre console and rear bench look clean and unsplit, over black carpet, with matching white door cards.
• The black dash, round gauges and wood-rimmed wheel present cleanly, with no cracks or heavy wear visible in the cluster close-ups.
• The engine bay is very tidy, with BluePrint-lettered valve covers, a blue air cleaner, a gold brake booster and a polished radiator cover.
• The trunk is fully carpeted in dark grey, looks clean and dry, and shows no spare wheel in the photos.
• No underside photos are in the set, so the floors, frame and exhaust can't be judged.

Money: At $95,000 the photos support a show-presented, freshly finished Chevelle with little cosmetic work to budget for, but the underside is unseen and the BluePrint engine visible in the bay means originality and drivetrain provenance are the things that can't be judged at this price.