1963 Chevrolet Chevelle

• One image is a seller text card asking buyers to call before bidding — that card is not a photo of the car and is not condition evidence.
• The car in the photos is a 1963 Nova SS convertible, not a Chevelle as titled — the prose itself says Nova SS, so do not pay Chevelle money for a Nova.
• In the 11 real photos, all exterior views on grass with the top down, the silver paint with black hood and deck stripes looks glossy and even all round — no paint budget from these photos.
• The body looks straight down both sides and across the rear in the repeated angles — no obvious bodywork is evident here.
• Chrome on both bumpers and the grille looks bright — no chrome budget is visible.
• The black convertible boot looks tidy and the red interior is only glimpsed from outside — seat and trim condition can't be judged closely from what's shown.
• The raised top is never shown — top fabric and rear window condition can't be judged.
• No interior close-up is shown — the red interior's wear can't be judged from what's shown.
• No engine-bay photo is shown — the 350 engine's condition can't be judged from what's shown.
• No underside photo is shown — rust and floors can't be judged from what's shown.

Money: at $35,900 the fuller set actually shows a glossy silver Nova SS convertible, not a Chevelle and not an empty set — paint and chrome look the money outside, but interior close-ups, the raised top, engine bay and underside are unseen and must be verified before paying.