1964 Chrysler Chrysler 300 Series

• Red paint looks glossy and even across the panels shown — no paint budget from these photos.
• Body looks straight and the extensive chrome, including the grille and bumpers, looks bright in the close-ups — no bodywork or chrome bill is visible here.
• The black interior looks clean and well kept front and rear, with tidy door cards and dash — no interior spend is apparent.
• The black convertible top and boot look presentable in the views where they appear — no top budget from these photos.
• The engine bay looks tidy and complete in both engine photos — no detailing bill, though mechanical health can't be judged from a photo.
• The trunk looks clean and finished in black in its photo — no trunk bill is visible.
• The underside photo on a lift shows a clean, red-painted floor and tidy rear axle and shocks — no underside bill is visible there, which is rare and welcome at this price.

Money: at $36,999 the paint, chrome, interior, engine bay and even the underside all look the money in these photos; a mechanical check is still wise, but nothing visible needs budgeting before paying.