1969 Dodge Charger unfinished restoration

1969 Dodge Charger Additional Info:

The charger is a matching numbers 383 big block that has been off the road for about 8 years. The engine was rebuilt about 30-50k miles ago. At the time the 727 transmission had all new seals, it will eventually need rebuilt. The rear end had the wheel seals replaced as well. The car has been fully converted to power disc brakes, however I have saved the original front drums and booster as well. It has new ball joints and lower bushings.

The car has a ton of new parts: some of the interior was replaced: carpet, front seats(needs buttons reinstalled), headliner... also has, new gas tank, steering box, brakes, reconditioned bumpers, top end parts as well(manifold, cam shaft, lifters rods) distributor, water pump etc...

the rear clip was recently removed due to extensive rust. It has $5k in new parts waiting to be welded on. The parts include, wheel wells, roof, door jams, sail panel, valance, tail light panel, right and left quarter panels, deck lid etc...

The mechanics were the first part that I worked on. I turned me attention to the body after that. The fenders are good, the doors have rust in the lower front corners, the hood needs a little work right in the center. The front valance seems to have been replaced but I haven’t sanded it down and found out.

I am trying to make way to finish other projects, that is why I am selling it.