1966 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible

• Nassau-blue paint is glossy and even — photographed indoors with its colour-matched hardtop on, chrome bright and panels straight.
• Knock-off-style wheels with goldline tyres keep the stock '66 look; the Sting Ray and 427 Turbo-Jet badges in close-up look fresh, and an NCRS sticker shows in the side glass.
• The engine bay IS shown in the full set, in a single photo: an orange big-block with a chrome air cleaner, correct-looking and tidy in a painted bay.
• White interior is documented in detail here: seats, door cards and blue carpets all look clean and bright, with no wear showing in the close-ups, the door cards photographed in extreme close-up.
• The trim and VIN plate under the dash is photographed — the plate to check against the paperwork in person.
• The soft top is never shown in the 40 photos — the hardtop is fitted in every frame — so the folding top's condition can't be judged.
• No underside photos in the 40 photos — can't judge the frame from this set.

Money: at $169,900 the paint, white cabin and engine bay justify a serious look; the frame and soft top stay unverified in the 40 photos, and those are the items that settle a C2's real value.