1969 Dodge Charger

• Black paint is deep and glossy in the garage photos, panels straight with clean reflections down the long flanks — no paint budget from these photos.
• Modern multi-spoke wheels are clean and the low-profile tires look fresh — no wheel or tire spend.
• The custom black leather interior looks new: bolstered front seats and rear bench smooth and unmarked, carpets clean, gauge cluster and wheel tidy — no trim budget.
• The final two photos show the underside, and it's a strength: clean painted floors, new-looking exhaust, modern suspension hardware, no visible rust or damage — no underside spend showing.
• No clear engine-bay photo in the 16 viewed — one shot has the hood up but the bay itself isn't visible, so the engine can't be judged.

Money: at $350,000 the paint, interior and photographed underside all support restomod money; the engine bay is the one area this sample doesn't show.