1962 Pontiac Bonneville

• Gallery warning first: five of the 16 frames are other cars entirely (a brown Pontiac wagon twice, a red '40s hot-rod coupe, and a rose '58 Bonneville twice), and two more frames are just the lead photo under a 'more photos coming soon' banner — only about nine frames actually show this car.
• In its own frames the teal paint with a white roof is glossy, the long panels look straight and the chrome is bright.
• White bench interior with a teal dash looks clean and original in the one cabin shot, fuzzy dice aside.
• The engine-bay shot shows a Pontiac V8 wearing three two-barrel carbs under small chrome air cleaners — a desirable setup if it's factory-correct, which a photo can't prove; the bay itself is dusty and undetailed.
• Two dark underside close-ups show crusty, scaly-looking frame and floor sections — they read as surface corrosion in shadow, but they're too dark and tight to judge the underside honestly.

Money: at $18,900 the car looks sharp in its real frames, but the polluted gallery, the tri-carb question and the murky underside shots mean the value case has to be rebuilt in person — don't price it off this listing's photos.