1970 Chevrolet El Camino

• The El Camino wears gloss black paint with white hood stripes, a cowl-induction hood and SS 454 badges on the fenders and tailgate.
• Chrome bumpers and trim look bright and the panels look straight, with no dents, rust or paint damage visible in the set.
• It sits on polished SS-style wheels with redline tires and red brake calipers visible behind the spokes.
• The black ribbed bed is clean and unmarked, with a spare tire mounted at the front of the bed.
• The cabin is heavily modernized, with late-style black leather power bucket seats, a wood-rim steering wheel and a floor shifter.
• The dash carries aftermarket white-face gauges in place of the original cluster.
• The big-block engine bay is highly detailed, with a polished intake and accessory brackets, braided lines and a chrome air cleaner assembly.
• No underside photos are in the set, so the frame, floors and the underside of the bed can't be judged.

Money: the $59,995 buys a show-finished, restomod-style SS 454 presentation that looks complete and detailed on this evidence, with little cosmetic spend apparent, but the underside and the car's originality — modern seats and gauges throughout — are the things that matter at this price and the underside can't be judged from the photos.