1971 Volkswagen Westfalia

• Beige paint is glossy and even all round — nose, both long sides and rear — panels straight for a bus — no paint budget from these photos.
• Chrome bumpers and hubcaps are bright front and rear — no re-chrome money.
• Thin-whitewall tires show tread on all corners — no tire spend visible.
• The pop-top raises and its canvas looks taut and clean with the screen panel intact in the raised shot; the white roof shell is clean — no top replacement budget from these photos, though seals still need an in-person check.
• Cab seats in black vinyl are smooth and clean, dash tidy with clear gauges and a modern radio fitted — no cab trim budget from these photos.
• Camper interior wood cabinets look sound, the mustard rear bench is clean, curtains hang complete and the rear load floor is freshly painted and unmarked — no camper trim spend shown.
• The wood headliner panels in the pop-top opening show some grain lifting and age marks around the edges — cosmetic only, budget a tidy if it bothers you.
• No engine bay or underside photos in the sample — can't judge either, hold back money for that inspection.

Money: at $26,895 the paint, pop-top canvas and camper interior back the ask in the photos; the engine bay and underside are the must-see items the sample doesn't show.