Looks nice, but:

1) I recommended never buying a car long distance. If you are that interested in it - then it's worth your while to go see it up close.

2) It's not going to be very collectable with a non-original drivetrain. So you can knock that notion out of the seller's mind immediately.

3) Most of the exterior shots are a bit far away. Hmmmm. But he does include a couple of close-ups.

4) The interior is a mish-mash of '67/'68 Firebird and Camaro parts. Note the '67 walnut radio plate but the '68 burlwoood console and center dash bezel. Camaro "horseshoe" shifter.

5) It that some kind of funky home-made hood latch sticking out of the front valance? And I think the parking lights are either incorrect or mounted wrong. They should be farther out to the corners.

6) There is not a single photo from underneath. The condition there would help me know if the car has been through some rough winters. It would also let me know how "messed with" it is besides the transplanted motor. Is the original mono spring rear suspension and factory traction bar still there? Is the original 2-speed transmission still there?

7) If it's so nice - why were they collecting parts to totally restore it?