The car is described as having pretty good bodywork with no unintended dents, dinks, creases or folds of any real note. The red paintwork, too, is pretty good, but there is a small dink in the n/s/f wing and, elsewhere, the keen-eyed will discern a scratch and a paint chip here and a scuff there. The chrome work is decent aside from a patch on the rear bumper where the plating has flaked off. The interior is puzzling with odd things that have been done to it, presumably in the name of ‘research’ or ‘testing’. The black leather upholstery is actually in fairly decent nick for its age, some patina-related creasing aside, as is much of the trim. The door cards have survived less impressively and are falling apart. We can’t make any claims about the functionality of switches, knobs, levers, toggles, buttons, dials or other electrics as we haven’t tried to start or drive the vehicle.