1967 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 Factory High-Back Bucket Seats

• The very dark blue paint looks deep and glossy down both sides and across the rear, with crisp white stripes — no paint budget from these photos.
• Panels look straight with clean reflections and the rally wheels with redline tires look clean and period-correct — no bodywork or wheel spend is visible.
• Chrome bumpers and trim look bright and straight front and rear — no chrome spend is apparent.
• The engine bay is now shown and looks tidy and period-style, with a chrome air cleaner and orange block — no obvious detailing spend is apparent, but internals and stampings can't be judged from a photo.
• A cowl-tag close-up is shown but is not legible enough in the sheet to verify the Z/28 claim — documents and stampings still carry that money.
• Only the rear seat is shown inside, in black vinyl that looks clean and smooth — front seats, dash and carpets can't be judged from what's shown.
• A dealer website watermark runs across every photo and obscures fine paint and panel detail — small faults can't be judged reliably.
• No underside photo is shown — floors and chassis can't be judged from what's shown.

Money: at $125,000 the paint, chrome, engine bay and rear seat look the money in these photos; the front cabin and underside are unseen and the Z/28 claim still needs documents and stampings verified before paying.