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Dude, resist the urge to sell and put it on the back burner for a while. You'll regret it for years to come. Take it from a person who knows....
Good Luck

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100%, you have put so much of everything into this car selling would be a shame and sad. I hope you change your mind.

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Don't sell that car unless you absolutely are forced to. Slap a car cover on it and let it sit. As long as its inside don't worry about how long it sits. If its years who cares. When life allows later you can get back to it. All the hard work is done. Don't let go of the dream now. You have to keep the vision of what it would be like having it all done crusing down the road. That vision can become reality later on.

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I have had my 1968 Dodge Dart project for 1 year and still haven't started it. I am currently planning and know about 90% of what I want to do with it. The only problem is that I barely have anything (from tools, parts, money, or skills). But I am going to keep it and work on it till it is finished. If it takes 6 years, so be it. But it will be my own because I built it and it is something I designed and created. One of a kind. You already have a great history with this car. Don't let it go.

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I guess what I will do is just work on it as I have time and cash and when its done its done.

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It just seems like I have so much to do yet that my head almost exploded.

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Mechanic from work wrote me a check for the car and came to pick it up last night.

I ended up handing him the check back.

He just smiled and said "Good, now just chill out and finish it as you can and if you need help with something let me know. Dont let it get you down, the hard part is done, you may not think so but it is".

This is coming from a Mopar guy who has done 2 Roadrunners from the ground up and is now working on a 68 GTX thats sitting on a rotisserie. Guess he should know.

It just seems like I have so much to do yet that my head almost exploded.
Fuel line, brake lines, suspension, interior, all the wiring, figuring out what $%#&@%& screw goes where from the all the boxes

I guess what I will do is just work on it as I have time and cash and when its done its done.

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Just focus on one subassembly at a time. It doesn't seem like such a big job if you think of it that way.

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I guess what I will do is just work on it as I have time and cash and when its done its done.

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It just seems like I have so much to do yet that my head almost exploded.
Fuel line, brake lines, suspension, interior, all the wiring, figuring out what $%#&@%& screw goes where from the all the boxes

I guess what I will do is just work on it as I have time and cash and when its done its done.

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The car is going to be beautiful and I'm glad you ended up keeping it. I've never done a Rot. resto until my current project and it can be overwhelming. But if you try to do one thing at a time as money and time allow then it will get done. Worst thing you can do is look at it and not do anything. Just try to do 1 thing when you have time and it's one thing less to do. As for the box of screws and things, I bagged and tagged most everything but I have some loose things also due to the previous owner removing some things as well as the media blaster. I just look at the box and go... I'm sure your buddy whom you almost sold the car too will have some idea as to where some of it goes. Don't sweat it. Just hang in there and do your best as you can. It WILL get done.