1966 Chevrolet Corvette

• The fuller set shows the whole car: the Nassau blue paint looks glossy and even down both sides and from the front — no full repaint budget from these photos.
• The rear deck still looks dusty with patchy sheen in the rear view — budget at least for a proper detail and paint correction, and check the finish up close.
• The matching blue hardtop is shown on a stand in the garage photos, so it comes with the car — a real plus, since hardtops are costly to source separately.
• The black soft top is up in several views and looks intact and fairly taut — no obvious top replacement is evident.
• The blue interior looks clean and fresh, with neat seats, door panels and a complete dash — no retrim budget is evident.
• One tight close-up shows a peeling, corroded-looking patch on a jamb area — a small area, but check the door jambs and birdcage it hints at before paying.
• The underside is still only a tilted slice showing a red engine and a large exhaust pipe that look clean — encouraging, but it is not a frame inspection.
• No engine-bay photo from above in the set — the numbers-matching 327/350 claim can't be judged from what's shown.

Money: at $69,900 the fuller set makes a much better case — glossy blue paint, fresh blue cabin and the matching hardtop included — but the engine's matching-numbers claim, the jamb corrosion spot and the full frame are must-verify items before paying.