1957 Plymouth Belvedere Convertible

• The Sand Dune White convertible is photographed in a showroom with glossy paint, straight finned bodywork and bright chrome on the bumpers, grille and side trim.
• The car is shown with the top down and with the black soft top raised, and the raised top sits taut and even.
• Whitewall tires with full wheel covers are fitted all round and look clean in the wheel close-ups.
• The only interior photo is an overhead shot: the black-and-white seats with patterned inserts look clean and undamaged.
• There are no dash, front-seat detail or odometer photos, so the recorded mileage can't be confirmed from the pictures.
• The engine bay is clean and detailed, with a tidy V8, black air cleaner and neat wiring.
• A single underside photo shows clean floors and a dual exhaust with no visible rust.
• No trunk-interior photos are in the set, so the trunk floor and spare can't be judged.

Money: At $69,995 the money buys a restored-appearing Belvedere convertible whose paint, chrome, engine bay and one underside view all present very well; budget little for cosmetics on this evidence, but the trunk and the unverified low mileage are what can't be judged — and the mileage matters a great deal at this price.