1961 Chevrolet Impala Sedan 4D

• Identity first: this car is filed as an Impala, but the seller's own description opens 'I know it's not an Impala' - it is a 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air four-door sedan, and the photos back him up: photo 14 shows the 235 cubic-inch inline-six (long turquoise valve cover, single carburettor), not a V8, and the trim is the single side spear.
• The record's exterior colour, Grey, is also wrong: every exterior photo (1-7) shows deep red metallic paint, glossy and straight - grey is the cabin's colour, not the body's.
• It sits lowered on big polished billet wheels; photos 12-13 open the trunk on the air-ride tank and photos 18-19 run the length of a clean, red-painted underside on a lift, so the stance is air suspension, as the seller describes.
• The cabin (photos 8-11 and 16-17) is grey two-tone cloth and vinyl, tidy front and rear; photo 15 closes in on a Missouri safety-inspection sticker on the windshield. No photo reads the odometer, so the recorded 56,000 miles can't be checked against the pictures.

Money: At $24,500 the photos document a finished Bel Air custom - paint, air ride and cabin all show-quality - but it is Bel Air money being asked under an Impala name, on a six-cylinder car.