1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Trans Am Historic Racer

• In the 7 photos shown the orange race livery with blue stripes and the large 78 door numbers looks bright, glossy and consistent all round the car — no paint budget from these photos.
• Panels look straight for a race car, with flared arches and sponsor decals tidy in every view — no obvious crash repair is visible in these photos.
• A full roll cage and stripped race cockpit are visible through the windows and open door — budget on the basis that there is no street interior to speak of.
• The Hoosier race tires and steel race wheels shown look consistent and track-ready in appearance — age and heat cycles can't be judged from photos, so check dates before paying for them as usable.
• No engine-bay photo is shown — the built small-block that carries much of a racer's value can't be judged from what's shown.
• No underside photo is shown — chassis and floor condition, critical on a raced shell, can't be judged from what's shown.
• The showroom signage in the backgrounds is dealer branding, not condition evidence — judge only the car itself in these photos.

Money: at $169,900 the body, livery and race preparation look the money in these photos; the engine bay, underside and the car's race history and logbooks are unseen and are must-verify items before paying.