1966 Ford Mustang

• Project coupe sits in primer and faded red — nose apart, one headlight area empty, paint entirely unfinished, matching the listing's project description.
• Engine bay is the opposite story — a fresh-looking built V8 with red plug leads, braided parts and a big carb, plus a chassis brace bar fitted.
• Underside photos show new-looking exhaust, disc brakes with red calipers behind chrome wheels and black-coated floors — real money has been spent underneath.
• Two final frames are shelves of boxes in a garage — they show parts exist in boxes, but they do not prove what is in them or that everything to finish is there.
• Salvage title is stated in the listing — factor it into any finished value.
• No interior photos — the listing says the interior still needs doing, and nothing here contradicts that.

Money: At $22,000 you are paying for the new drivetrain and underside the photos do show — paint, wiring and interior are still a full budget ahead, and the salvage title will follow the finished car.