1972 Buick Riviera

• Cream-over-brown two-tone paint looks faded and dull from the front, both sides and rear — budget for paint correction or paint.
• The body looks straight from every angle with the boattail shape complete — no major dent is visible here.
• The brown vinyl roof area and rear quarters look intact in the side and rear views — no roof cost is visible there.
• The tan-brown bench interior looks intact and fairly complete, with wear and creasing on the seats — no major trim budget from these photos, but it is tired.
• The dash, wheel and door trim in the interior views look complete — no obvious missing trim is shown.
• The engine bay is now shown and looks dirty and aged, with an aftermarket air cleaner — budget for a mechanical tidy-up and full service check.
• Underside close-ups show surface rust streaks on the floor pans and rust and grime on the suspension, exhaust and crossmember — budget for a full underside inspection, as rust extent decides this car's value.
• Wheels and tires look used but present — check age and tread in person.

Money: at $7,000 the fuller set shows a complete, straight car with a usable interior, but dull paint, a dirty engine bay and rust-streaked underside photos mean rust extent is the must-verify item before paying.