1969 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Convertible

• Daytona yellow '69 Corvette convertible photographed outdoors: the paint is bright and glossy, the black soft top is up and looks taut, and the body presents straight; the lead photo carries a seller text overlay claiming a 427 big block with tank sticker — text, not evidence.
• Rally wheels with redline tyres, all tidy in the close-ups.
• The two-tone black and grey cabin looks clean and original-style — seats, door cards, gauges and 4-speed console all tidy in the close-ups.
• The underside gets an unusually full set of lift photos: a clean black frame and floors, stainless exhaust, and the orange sump of the big-block visible from below; the VIN plate is photographed in the final frame.
• One underside frame shows messy yellow overspray around the tunnel insulation — cosmetic sloppiness underneath an otherwise clean chassis.
• Oddly, the engine bay itself is never photographed from above — the 427 is seen only from underneath, so its top-end correctness can't be judged.

Money: at $85,000 the underside documentation is genuinely strong; the remaining question is the engine from above and the tank sticker itself — both need to be produced before big-block money changes hands.