1960 Chevrolet brookwood

• First, a filing note: this record is filed as an Impala, but every photo and the listing itself show a 1960 Brookwood four-door wagon - that's the car in all 17 photos. (One of two near-identical cargo-area frames was dropped in processing.)
• The wagon wears full patina: light-blue paint faded and worn through in patches, a heavily surface-rusted roof (photos 5, 15) and rust breaking through the front fender (photo 6); the body looks straight and complete, chrome and glass all present (photos 1-4, 16).
• Inside it's a different story: the two-tone blue vinyl interior (photos 8-10, 12-13) looks freshly redone, and the cargo deck (photo 17) is clean with a pair of subwoofers mounted behind the rear seat.
• Two engine photos (11, 14) show the 350 with an aftermarket air cleaner and orange paint - a working driver-quality bay, not a show detail.
• There are NO underside photos in the set, so the frame and floors can't be judged from the photos.

Money: at $19,500 the photos back the seller's pitch - sealed patina outside, new interior inside, a sorted driver; the money works for a patina wagon, with the underside the one thing left to verify in person.