1971 Dodge Charger

• Listing says Purple, but the only complete-car photo shows the car in light grey primer — the purple in the set is fresh paint on the stripped underside, floors and trunk, not a finished exterior.
• Most photos show a stripped shell in progress: bare floors in grey primer, then purple-painted underside, inner floors and trunk — the metalwork shown looks fresh and solid in those areas.
• There is no finished interior to judge — the cabin is an empty painted shell, so a full interior budget is ahead.
• Loose parts are photographed in piles and leaning panels, including floor pans and trim — inventory completeness can't be judged from what's shown and decides what reassembly costs.
• No engine photo in the set — whether an engine is included at all can't be judged from what's shown.
• Exterior paint in the listed purple is not shown finished anywhere — a full exterior paint budget is still ahead.

Money: at $19,900 the fresh floor/underside metalwork shown is a real head start, but this is a stripped project in primer — exterior paint, interior, engine inclusion and parts inventory are all must-verify items before paying.