At the Pomona swap meet last Sunday I saw the same '65 Mustang fastback listed at $38k with a "no rust" sign, but the trunk floor was lace | Collector Cars - nhfree.com
Man, that "no rust" line is the oldest trick in the book and it's everywhere now, not just car lots. My neighbor sold a truck last month, swore it ran great, and it died pulling out of the driveway. Same energy as the "mint condition" guitar on craigslist with a cracked neck, or an apartment listing that says "cozy" when it means tiny. People just slap a label on stuff and hope nobody looks too close. Bring a magnet and a flashlight next time, trunk floors don't lie.