1967 Chevrolet Chevelle

• Photos now show a grey 4-door sedan, not a 2-door coupe — the body is a sedan on small hubcaps, so value it as a sedan.
• Most exterior photos were taken at dusk on grass or in dim light — paint finish, rust and small dents can't be properly judged in this light.
• Body looks broadly straight in the side views — no major dent is evident, but shadows hide panel detail.
• Interior is now shown in part: black bench seats and dash look worn and dusty, with a dirty sill and floor area — budget for a full clean and trim repairs.
• Door jambs and door bottoms are shown in close-up and look cleanly painted in grey with no obvious rot visible — a plus, but not a substitute for an underside check.
• Engine bay is now shown: red engine looks aged and dirty under the hood — budget for a bay clean and a mechanical check, internals can't be judged.
• No underside photo is shown — floors and frame rust can't be judged from what's shown.
• No trunk photo is shown — trunk floor condition can't be judged.

Money: at $25,500 the fuller set lowers the car, not raises it — a dimly-lit 4-door sedan with a worn interior and dirty bay needs daylight proof on paint and underside before that money makes sense.