1956 Chevrolet Bel Air

• The two-tone paint is black over the lower body and silver over the roof and rear, with a glossy finish and straight side trim in every angle.
• The chrome bumpers and grille are bright, and the car sits on aftermarket polished five-spoke wheels with low-profile tires.
• The bench seats are black and white vinyl with pleated white backs, and the door panels and white headliner look clean and taut.
• The black dash is tidy, a floor shifter sits on the tunnel, and three extra gauges are mounted under the dash.
• The engine bay is clean and detailed, with a red V8 block, a round chrome air cleaner, red plug wires and a black radiator and fan shroud.
• The trunk is fully lined in black with a flat mat floor, and no spare tire is visible in it.
• The underside photos show a clean black chassis and floors, dual exhaust, a silver fuel tank and a black rear axle with no heavy rust visible.

Money: The car is recorded as sold with no price on the listing; the photos show the money bought a finished two-tone hardtop with a detailed engine bay, a clean lined trunk and a tidy underside, and the one thing that can't be judged is true mileage, as no photo shows a legible odometer reading.