1966 Pontiac Bonneville

• Blue paint is glossy down the long flanks, panels look straight, chrome is bright, and it sits on whitewalls with full covers.
• Engine bay is photographed: a turquoise Pontiac V8 in a clean gloss-black bay — detailed and tidy.
• A low rear shot shows the underside from behind — tank, dual exhaust and black floors all look clean from that angle, though it isn't a full lift inspection.
• Interior is only seen from above at a distance — blue vinyl benches look tidy, but wear, seams and the dash can't be judged up close.
• The top is down in every frame, so the convertible top's condition can't be judged.
• One frame is a dealer service advert, not a photo of the car.

Money: at $119,900 the paint, bay and rear underside photograph strongly; the close-up interior and the top are the two things to verify in person.