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If you do decide to get into this, you will slowly get immersed and soon realize you wouldn't put a Chevy motor in your Porsche any more thqn you would put a corvette engine in your mustang. It's a journey and you will remember this post forever should you move forward. I will add some good rust links for you from my archive. Having one of my cars for over 6 years and stilll not running because of extensive rust, your photos show a car that may be very very bad. Pull off a fender, shoot us some shots, under the spare tire, a close up of the jack post hole under the door and I bet even your center tunnel has rusted away from the floor. Shoot us some shots, well give our honest opinions. I would keep this car as reference and buy a solid tub off here and put the time in putting it back together by pulling the parts of this car and buying addition new parts. In the end you can use and sell a lot of it.