Should I revive this flip car and keep it as a project, or dump it like a prom date?

I feel like I drove all over the Wichita area to not only get this car that I thought was a little more special than it was, BUT I also got some more tool storage! The car was intended to be a project until I found out it is not the model I thought... now I think it's a flip. Needs work, that is FOR sure!! Enjoy the video and please don't forget to subscribe for more content!
I have formal training, but I am a slight basket case so Do not take anything I do too seriously!
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[@gutterguy720]

Get it over to Jon Ross and put it on the lift so you can fully check it out. I’d get the major dents, fix it mechanically, shine it up and get it on down the road for a few bucks. Not special enough to keep but an interesting flip car.

[@tkskagen]

Tool Box should have gone in the Bed (close to the Cab) to allow the Monte to allow a better Weight Distribution on the Truck/Trailer Combination...

[@ObsessedAuto]

Should have! MUCH easier to load onto the trailer instead of a 6" lifted truck bed. It all worked out though! :) Like I say, I have formal training, but I'm a little cooky! LOL

[@tkskagen]

Maybe you need to find a Mid-Late 1970's Camero, or an Early Impala for "whatever" your trying to build...
Stay away from the Early 1990's- 2000's Camero! They are pooh!
They look nice, but have Electrical Gremlins like no other.

[@ObsessedAuto]

It's been a while since I've had an actual fast car, I think the time has come to do a budget orientated drag car, to just go have fun at the track again!