1967 Chevelle Malibu Frame Off Restoration Project

I'd like to complete this Chevelle restoration project and keep it but other priorities dictate that I shut it down. It may be a long time before I can continue, o I decided I'd rather sell it, robably at a loss, han just let it set.
The body is back on the frame after replacing the floor pans, he trunk pan, nd the rear lower quarters. The underneath of the car and frame were stripped and painted. A 12 bolt rear end, ew body bushings, ew fuel line, ew brake line, ew a-arm bushings, all joints, orsion bar, nd disc brake rotors were installed while the body was off the frame.
The front fenders, uter & inner, ave been repaired and are ready for placement back on the car. The restoration is at a point where the paint color needs to be chosen so the door jambs, nderneath of the trunk & hood, tc. can be painted. Final block sanding also needs to be completed. I'm currently working on stripping and priming the SS hood that comes with the car.
The 402 big block engine and TH400 have been freshened up and are back in the car.
All the glass is with the car including a new windshield. It comes with a set of bucket seats and rear seats. It comes with a nice set of American Racing Torque Thrust 20 inch staggered wheels. Two of the tires are new.
NOTE:
1. The hard work on this restoration has already been completed.2. I was told that the engine and transmission were in good condition but I can not verify or guarantee them since I have not completed the mechanical work.3. This car has come a long way but still has a long way to go before completion. Major items that will have to be funded include:
A. Paint B. Wiring harness C. Exhaust system D. Carburetor, tarter, amp; distributor for the engine E. Complete interior F. Bumpers G. Brake work completed H. Gas tank
If you have any questions please use ebay "ask seller a question" and/or call/text Larry at 318-243-5374. (I live in Arkansas but have a Louisiana cell number)
Unfortunately, have more cash invested in this car than my "Buy It Now" price plus about 100 manhours labor. However, realize the car is only worth what someone is willing and able to pay for it. So, lease bid what you think it's worth to you and don't hesitate to text or call to have a honest discussion about any aspect of the car..