1989 Mercedes-Benz 560SL

• White paint looks clean and glossy in showroom and outdoor shots, with a scuffed front valance corner, so budget for a small touch-up.
• Chrome grille and trim are bright and shiny, no rechroming cost in view.
• Burgundy seats and door panels look clean and well kept, no need to reupholster.
• Dash looks smooth and the burl wood trim is glossy, no dash or wood bill expected.
• Small rust spots show at the bottom edge of the open door, so budget for a local rust repair there.
• Black soft top is up in one shot and looks good, though its rear window looks a little creased, so check it before budgeting a top.
• Hardtop is present and matches the white paint, a plus that saves buying one separately.
• Flat-face alloy wheels are clean and the Kumho tires look fresh with deep tread, no immediate tire spend in view.
• Engine bay is complete and presentable with some aged hoses and surfaces, so budget for routine sorting, not a rebuild from these photos.
• The car is shown on a lift from the side only, so I can't judge the full underside for rust or leaks.

Money: At $14,995 the clean white paint, burgundy interior and both tops look like value, with the door-edge rust spots the one repair to price in.