Originally Posted by Skid Row Joe

I'd need to see it close up and know a lot more about it. Cars this old need to be seen, felt, smelled, and extensively gone over with a fine tooth comb for any weak points, restorations if any, and of course "rust."

For instance; what is the asking price? Without that, you have no idea where the seller is at. It might be worth a ton of money, or a pittance. You need to learn the seller's dollar expectation - first.

The pictures tell relatively nothing about the rest of the car - the exterior pictures especially. No dash, glass engine compartment, trunk pictures, etc.