1967 Mercedes-Benz 250SL

• only one full-size photo is actually this car, the rest of the gallery is tiny thumbnails of other cars, including a black 600 limousine and a red Pagoda, so the 13-photo gallery is mostly padding
• in that one photo the white paint looks smooth and glossy in a warehouse shot and the hardtop is fitted, no obvious rust or damage showing, so no immediate paint bill is visible
• chrome grille and front bumper look straight and the car sits level, no obvious chrome spend from this angle
• it rides on later Bundt-style alloy wheels rather than period steel wheels with covers, so correct wheels would be a cost if originality matters
• one thumbnail in the gallery is even duplicated, the same black limousine twice, which underlines that the gallery was not built from this car's photos
• can't judge the seats or interior, nothing inside is shown beyond glass, so upholstery cost stays unknown
• can't judge the dash, no interior photo is provided, so trim cost can't be priced
• can't judge the engine bay, it is never shown, so mechanical condition is a complete unknown
• can't judge the soft top, only the hardtop is shown fitted, so the folding top's condition and cost are open
• can't judge the underside, no lift photo, so Pagoda floor and sill rust is still a risk

Money: with no price listed, the single real photo shows a tidy white hardtop car, but a Pagoda's money is in its floors, bay and interior, none of which are shown, so it can only be priced as an uninspected example