1972 Chevrolet Chevelle

• Blue paint with black stripes looks bright, glossy and even in ten exterior views of the lifted car, front, sides and rear — no paint budget from these photos.
• Body panels themselves look straight, sitting very high on a lifted 4x4 chassis with huge off-road tyres — this is a novelty monster-truck build, not a stock Chevelle ride height.
• Front and rear chrome bumpers and the SS grille look bright and clean — no chrome spend obvious.
• Extra front lights carry US-flag covers and a flag-painted differential cover is visible at the rear — novelty trim, not condition evidence for the running gear.
• The lift, axles and suspension are only seen from a distance in exterior views — their engineering, welds and safety can't be judged from what's shown, and that is where the money risk sits.
• Engine bay is shown in two views and looks used and dusty, with a small air cleaner and untidy wiring, plainer than the shiny exterior — budget a bay tidy and a mechanical check.
• No interior photo at all in the 12 — the black interior can't be judged from what's shown.
• No close underside photo — chassis and floor condition can't be judged beyond the distant lifted views.

Money: at $25,900 the blue paint and chrome look the money, but the value is the lift conversion, which is only seen from a distance, the engine bay looks used, and the interior is unseen — inspect the conversion in person before paying.