Equipment
Painted centerlock wire wheels, rear-mounted spare wheel, dash clock, hardtop, 296 Chevy engine with a 3-speed, although these cars often had a Willys six.
Condition
#3 Good
Runs and drives well. Flaws not noticeable to passersby. Most common condition.
Lots of money has been spent on the engine, which looks recent and great. Otherwise, it's an all original car and looks it. The mirrors are missing. The original or just very old paint is dull and scratched all over. There is a tear in the fiberglass right next to the grille. Uneven gaps. The seats are busted open with foam coming out. The frame is sound. Inherently interesting as one of the first fiberglass sports cars, but there is not much in the way of history represented for this example and it's in need of restoration.
Market commentary
A Woodill Wildfire is not a Devin, either in style or in recognition, however the seller seemed to hold it in the same regard in turning down the reported high bid, or any money offer close to it. This is not a Preservation Woodill Wildfire, it is a restoration project Woodill Wildfire.