1979 Chevrolet Corvette

• The red paint is deep and glossy from every angle on the turntable, with straight panels and even gaps — no paint or body budget from these photos.
• The dealer's banner in the lead photo flags this as an LS6-swapped 5-speed manual car, and the car sits on clean factory-style alloys with Firestone Firehawk Indy 500 tires — no tire spend showing.
• The white-and-oyster interior with cloth seat inserts looks fresh and unworn, with a clean dash, console and door panels — no interior budget from these photos.
• An underside photo shows a clean chassis with a tidy transmission and fresh-looking exhaust work — no obvious underside spend showing.
• The glass T-tops are photographed in place and look clear and undamaged — no top budget from these photos.
• No engine-bay photos from above — the swap's installation quality can't be judged from these pictures beyond what the underside shows.

Money: at $39,900 the photos support the ask for a restomod — the finish, interior and underside all present as done, so the money is in verifying the LS6 swap's paperwork and sorting rather than in cosmetics.