Here’s one you don’t see everyday: a 1957 Dual Ghia convertible, listed here on eBay with an asking price of $185,000 and the option to submit a best offer. As far as rare vehicles go, the Dual Ghia is certainly worthy of respect: only 117 examples ever assembled and far fewer known to exist today. These cars were a short-lived dream by Dual’s founder, Eugene Casaroll, whose company orchestrated the shipment of a Dodge-supplied chassis to Italy where Ghia installed the hand-built body and assembled the interior. Then, it was sent back to the U.S. to receive a Dodge V-8 powerplant and PowerFlite automatic transmission. This example on eBay is said to be fresh out of long-term ownership and ready for restoration, but given the lack of information in the listing, it’s hard to determine how much work is needed. The body appears straight and the interior mostly complete, but an original Ghia would be shod with gorgeous wire wheels instead of the unsightly black steelies it currently rides on. Determining how much of the car remains original versus what would need to be replaced or fabricated will likely be an important step in assessing its current value, but even with that in mind, finding a car this rare in project condition may be unrepeatable for quite some time.