1957 Chevrolet Bel Air

• Gloss black paint with a silver side spear presents mirror-like, with bright chrome and polished five-spoke wheels.
• The stance is lowered, and the panels look straight with no visible dents or rust in the studio set.
• The black and silver interior shows patterned bench seats front and rear and a clean light headliner.
• The dash is detailed with a clock and modern-style radio, and a white Hurst shifter knob sits on the floor.
• The engine bay holds a modern LS V8 with Corvette-lettered covers, a cone filter and an aluminum radiator.
• Extensive underside photos show clean black floors, a fuel cell at the rear and large-diameter dual exhausts.
• The trunk holds manuals and literature, and many photos show a binder of invoices and build sheets with details redacted or too small to read.
• No photo clearly shows an odometer reading, so the mileage can't be judged from the set.

Money: At $79,998 the photos support a high-finish LS-swapped restomod that looks as clean underneath as on top; the unproven odometer reading is the one thing that can't be judged at this price.