1970 Porsche 911

• The photos show a bare shell on a rolling dolly, mid-build as an RSR-style widebody: fiberglass front and rear ends in white gel coat, hood and roof in grey primer, Cibie rally lamps on the hood — budget for a full paint job, not panels, from these photos.
• There is no glass, no engine, no gearbox and no wheels fitted in any photo — what is included beyond the shell cannot be judged from these photos, and a parts inventory is the first money conversation.
• Inside, a full welded roll cage is fitted and the shell's floors and inner panels are in grey primer; the only seats present are two worn period buckets with cracked, peeling bolsters — budget for proper seats, not repair of those, from these photos.
• One photo shows loose parts on the floor — a blue decklid, rear trailing arms with rusty brake discs, a center-fill fuel cap assembly and quarter glass — so at least some hardware comes with it, from these photos.
• The underside view shows a freshly coated floor pan that looks straight and solid — the shell work reads as the value here, not a rust budget, from these photos.

Money: this is a completion budget, not a repair budget — paint, glass, drivetrain and running gear will cost multiples of the shell work already done.