What a listing looks like.

Read these as a starting point, not a template

Where the panels go is your call. You know which surfaces stay clean, which ones get scuffed, and which one a passenger’s knee rubs against. We’ve marked these out one way; you’d mark yours out differently and you’d be right.

The photographs are worth studying too, and not because they’re good. The car was shot from a low three-quarter angle, so its side is squashed and the bonnet reads as a sliver. The backpack is worn, so the straps cut across the surfaces being sold. Both make panels harder to draw and harder for a sponsor to judge. Stand square to the surface, at roughly its own height, with the object filling the frame, and take it off your back first.