1966 Chevrolet Chevrolet Nova

• All the car photos are exterior views by a lake — the listing says Tan, but the four-door in the photos looks cream/off-white, noticeably lighter than the listed color.
• Paint looks flat and dull rather than glossy, consistent with the listing saying the tan paint is original — budget for paint assessment if shine matters.
• Body looks straight from every angle and the chrome bumpers and grille look bright — no major bodywork bill is visible here, though the listing notes fender rust that is not clearly visible in these views.
• Whitewall tires with wire-style hubcaps look presentable — no immediate wheel budget is visible.
• One of the 12 images is a Dave Brown Classic Rides instruction card about scrolling for photos, not a photo of the car — it is not condition evidence.
• No interior photo in the set — the cabin's condition can't be judged from what's shown, despite the listing praising the seats, headliner and carpet.
• No engine-bay photo in the set — the claimed original 283 engine's condition can't be judged from what's shown.
• No underside photo in the set — the chassis and floors can't be judged from what's shown.

Money: at $12,500 the straight body and bright chrome look fair for the money in these photos, but the paint photographs cream not tan and looks original and dull; the interior, engine and underside are unseen and are must-verify items before paying.