Am I crazy for doing this on a 65 Barracuda ?

I need to get a pic of that up sometime . I have the front clip I professionaly prepared and primed, as well as the engine compartment. I posted a pic of the rebuilt engine earlier in this thread. I also have the 4-speed transmission in the same condition. I restored and detailed the entire brake system as well as the wheels and hubcaps. I also did the radiator and driveshaft including a new trunion front u-joint joint.
Redid the steering wheel and column and painted with the correct blue as the factory. Also many other parts .

It needs lower quarters replaced and I have new ones and there is a fairly good dent in the side of the car. There is also an area on the rear frame rails where the spring attaches that looks like it needs something done. I didn't really want to replace the metal and do the major body myself, although I could. I had the guy from the body shop come and look at what it would take to replace the metal and get the car in primer state . He said he would check with his guys and see if anyone wanted to work on it. Evidently there is a difference in working on newer cars vs older ones.

He got back to me and gave me a price of 16k . I know that seems high, but they would do the same quality work as they do on new ones and they probably have plenty of work otherwise. But I don't want to stick 16k into it ,certainly not at this point . My priority is preserving this car I'm working on as I'm tired of looking out in the driveway and driving it around looking like it did.
Sometimes they will over quote work they really don't want to do. Or price it high to see if the owner will jump. Most of the early A Barracudas in good shape are lucky to bring 16K for the entire car. That's why we like them. Good car very affordable!