I'll have to agree with the rest of these guys. Judging from what is visible, that car would be doing good to serve as a donor for another one more realistic to restore. If the bottom side is as rough as one would suspect, it is likely to be a bunch of large holes surrounded by rusty metal.
If you were to take the money (not to mention time and hard work) it will take to rehabilitate all the sheet metal, you could have bought a good driver with an engine and drivetrain to restore and be thousands ahead in the long run. I'd let that dog run on into the woods if I were you.
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