1973 Dodge Charger

• Listing says Manual transmission, but the console close-ups show a Slap-Stik style automatic shifter — the gearbox in the photos is an automatic, so one of them is wrong.
• Grey two-tone paint looks even but dull/driver-grade rather than glossy — budget for correction or accept it as a driver finish.
• The body looks straight in the lakeside side and rear views with slot-mag wheels — no major bodywork bill is evident here.
• Engine views show a 400 Magnum with a bright orange air cleaner in an aged, unrestored bay — running condition and internals can't be judged from what's shown.
• Black interior with buckets and console looks intact and usable, with wear on the driver's seat — no major trim budget from these photos.
• Dash and gauges look complete in close-up — no dash budget from these photos.
• One photo shows two stacks of loose turbine-style wheels by a house — confirm whether they are included before valuing them.
• The underside is not shown in any photo — frame and floor condition are must-verify items.

Money: at $34,900 the straight body and intact interior shown fit a driver-grade Charger — clarify the automatic-versus-manual listing error, and verify the underside and 400's running state before paying.