1968 Dodge Coronet

• Red paint is glossy and the panels photograph straight in the studio set, with the black bumblebee stripe, R/T badging and bright chrome all in place; Magnum wheels wear BFGoodrich radials.
• Black interior is restored in stock style — buckets, console and a pistol-grip 4-speed — and the odometer reads 04,335, which on a car restored like this will be since-restoration mileage.
• Engine bay is body-colour and holds a turquoise big-block with a Magnum air cleaner, detailed and stock-presented.
• The dash VIN plate is photographed: it carries the WS23 R/T prefix and the L engine code for the 440 — the numbers that carry this car's value are there to be checked (full VIN not reproduced here).
• The underside is never photographed in the 16 viewed, so the floors and frame rails can't be judged.
• The gallery's final four frames are other Mopars in the dealer's stock (a green '70 Coronet convertible, a blue '69 Coronet R/T, a red '71 Challenger and a maroon '68 Coronet R/T), appended at the end of the gallery.

Money: the $1,000 in the data is a placeholder, not an ask — a documented 440 4-speed R/T finished like this is serious money, so get the real price from the seller and match the photographed VIN against the fender tag and title in person.