1964 Pontiac LeMans

• Red paint is glossy and even, chrome bumpers bright, and it wears redline tyres on steel wheels; the black convertible top looks taut with a clear rear window in the up photos.
• The car is badged GTO — quarter badges and GTO floor mats in the trunk — but it is listed as a LeMans, so price it as a tribute; the photos can't make it a factory GTO.
• Red vinyl interior looks well kept — buckets without visible tears, wood-rim wheel, white-ball shifter, plus period under-dash gauges; an original 1964 top-operation booklet in a sleeve is photographed on the seat.
• Engine bay is tidy — Pontiac-turquoise V8 with chrome dress-up — though the hood insulation pad above it is stained and aged, the one tired note in the bay.
• Trunk is finished with a mat, red GTO mats and a redline spare; the trunk floor under the mat can't be judged.
• No underside photo appears in the 16 viewed.

Money: at $59,995 for a LeMans convertible dressed as a GTO, the photos support a sharp tribute — just don't pay factory-GTO money, and check the floors and frame that the sample never shows.