1956 Chevrolet Chevrolet Corvette

• There is still no finished paint — the body sits in light primer across all 8 photos, so a full paint budget is unavoidable.
• The body is off the chassis on a wooden dolly in every view, with no wheels, drivetrain or running gear fitted — this is a body shell, not an assembled car.
• The cockpit and dash photos show an empty primered tub with no seats, trim, gauges fitted or wiring visible — the entire interior is still to source and fit.
• One earlier-stage photo shows the shell stripped, dark and patchy before primer — it confirms how far back the restoration started, not a finished standard.
• The separate trunk/deck panels look smooth in primer, but primer hides filler — final panel quality can't be judged until blocked and painted.
• No engine, transmission, chassis, top or chrome is shown fitted in any photo — none of that can be judged, and what is included can't be confirmed from the photos.
• No underside-as-finished photo is in the set — chassis condition can't be judged from what's shown.

Money: at $49,500 with a rebuilt title, the fuller set still shows only a primered shell on a dolly — budget for paint, drivetrain, interior and assembly on top of the price, and get a written parts inventory before paying.