1972 Ford Mustang

• Bright red paint carries wide black stripes over the hood, roof and decklid, and the coupe body looks straight and glossy.
• Chrome bumpers look bright and the polished five-spoke wheels and tyres look clean with good tread.
• Red vinyl front buckets and rear bench look clean and unworn, with matching red door panels and a red headliner.
• The black dash top shows light dust and wear, fuzzy dice hang from the mirror, and rubber floor mats are fitted.
• The engine bay looks dusty and used, with a blue distributor cap, red brace bars and surface grime on the inner wings and radiator area.
• The trunk has a grey mat and an old, worn spare tyre on a steel wheel, with discolouration visible at the trunk edges.
• The underside photo shows a used chassis and dual exhaust with surface colouring but no obvious damage.

Money: At $23,500 the money buys a bright, tidy-interior Mustang coupe on this evidence; budget for an engine-bay detail and a serviceable spare, and rust in the trunk floor edges can't be fully judged from the photos at this price.