Win 88
The Win 88 was Winchesters last lever rifle. It has oft been described as a bolt rifle actuated by a lever. Its one piece stock was said to enhance accuracy. Yes indeed, the triggers can be mushy. It is likely the biggest criticism of the rifle. In these days of wonder bladed triggers, the 88's holds a dim candle.
But. There will be no more 88's, one reason alone to get one. Most all of them were lighter than advertised, so much so that the .308 and .358's had reputations as kickers. A .243 would be a dream to shoot. They carry well, point even better, and the trigger is no big issue at typical deer ranges. A repeat shot comes faster than a bolt if need ve. On top of that, I see them as extremely handsome rifles, very sleek and completely old school. Regards to accuracy, my experience has been that varying the tenison on the barrel bedding screw can have a direct effect on accuracy. Another trick is to shim the stock at the tip of the forearm, just ahead of the sling shackle. I used a slice of credit card on mine.
I've not seen that many in "cherry shape". Most I've encountered were hunted and show it. The post '64 era of your rifle makes it less valuable than the pre-64 rifles, but you are still talking about a relatively rare and very huntable rifle.