1966 Dodge Charger

• Red paint looks deep, glossy and show-quality across every panel in the studio photos — no paint budget from these photos.
• Body looks straight and the chrome bumpers and full-width tail panel look excellent — no bodywork bill is visible here.
• A fender close-up shows the 426 Hemi badge, and the engine bay shows an orange engine wearing a 426 Hemi air cleaner — the presentation matches the Hemi claim, though internals can't be judged from a photo.
• The listing's own original VIN starts XP29G, which decodes to a 318 car — so on the listing's own numbers this is a Hemi conversion, not a born Hemi car, and it should be priced that way.
• The black interior looks excellent, with tidy buckets, dash and wood-rim wheel — no interior spend is apparent.
• A front underside photo is included and the sump, exhaust and suspension look used but orderly — the rear underside and floors can't be judged from the single view shown.

Money: at $59,750 the show-quality paint, Hemi presentation and excellent interior look fair money for a well-done conversion in these photos; it is not born-Hemi money, and engine internals remain beyond what photos can prove.