1970 Pontiac GTO Coupe

• Metallic blue GTO coupe outdoors — paint glossy all round, modern polished wheels, rear spoiler fitted, body looks finished and show-presentable.
• One interior photo shows a tan cabin looking clean and complete, seats tidy in that view.
• Odometer close-up reads about 93,638 — legible in the sheet and matching the listed mileage.
• One engine bay photo shows a stock-looking V8 in a dusty, used bay — honest and untidied, internals can't be judged.
• Trunk photo shows a clean matted trunk — tidy in the photo.
• Two underside photos show aged, dirty frame and floor metal with surface rust and grime — driver-grade underneath, not detailed, and worse than the glossy top side suggests.
• One photo is a dash VIN plate close-up — identity detail is photographed, though a photo can't verify it alone.
• One photo is a dealer advert card directing buyers to the dealer's own site — marketing, not condition evidence, and no contact details are repeated here.
• The photos show a complete, glossy, running-look GTO — nothing in them looks like a $7,800 car.

Money: At the listed $7,800 the price flatly contradicts the photos — a finished blue GTO with a clean cabin and trunk is worth many times that even with a grimy underside, so treat $7,800 as a bid or placeholder, not the real ask, and confirm before anything else.