1971 Dodge charger superbee

• This is a restoration in progress, not a finished car: the exterior sits in grey primer with no glass, trim or interior fitted.
• The listing colour is green, but the outside is primer grey — the green so far is fresh paint inside the floors, trunk and underside, as the progress photos show.
• The photo sequence honestly documents the work: rusty floors cut out, shell blasted, new floors seam-sealed and painted — the metal work shown looks thorough.
• Underside photos on the lift show a freshly painted green floor and black rear axle — a real plus that most project listings don't show.
• No engine or gearbox is shown fitted or separately — drivetrain cost can't be judged from what's shown.
• No finished interior exists yet to judge — seats, dash and trim are all still to buy and fit.
• Budget for full paint, glass, interior, chrome and complete assembly on top of the purchase price.

Money: at $22,900 the documented blasting, floor work and painted underside are the money in these photos; this is a shell that still needs paint, drivetrain fitting and a full interior, so the real cost is the ask plus a full completion budget.