1986 Chevrolet Corvette Kart

• This is not a restoration candidate — it's a finished novelty build the seller calls 'POORVETTE' on the tail panel: the C4's bodywork is stripped away to expose the bare chassis, with no doors and the structure on full display.
• What the photos show, all 16 of them exterior angles: a carburetted small-block swap with a chrome air cleaner sitting exposed, yellow racing seats with harnesses, a red-and-yellow nose panel with round lamps, and the C4 tail with quad lamps.
• Paint and finish on the remaining panels look tidy and deliberately presented — the joke is executed properly, on clean alloy wheels.
• Interior beyond the seats, the engine's internals and any weather protection: there effectively is none of the first and last, and the swap's spec can't be judged from photos.
• Underside: never photographed as such — though with this car, most of the underside is visible from the side anyway.

Money: at $9,900 you're buying a conversation piece, not a Corvette — the price is fair for a finished, running novelty build and meaningless as C4 value, so buy it only if the joke is exactly what you want.