1983 Chevrolet Caprice...Ready to Restore!

This old charm has been in my family since the early 90s when my brother bought it from the original owner. When he passed, my Mother drove and loved it for years, but let it sit for the past eight or nine years, due to her inability to drive. She refused to sell it - I'm sure solely because it had been my brother's. Now it's time to let it go.
I'd start it up once a month or so, and it always needs a jump start. I know the heater core has been removed, and I can't vouch for much else, since it wasn't mine and I didn't drive it. Admittedly, it smells musty inside, but I don't know if that's due to a leak or not.
It used to be parked out in front of my the house, and about once a month she'd get a visitor to the door asking if she wanted to sell. She was told over and over it'd be a great restoration project. That's up to you.
Photos show condition, and I make no apologies for it. There's some rust... interior probably needs extensive work... dent on right side (pictured) by front of door. I WILL guarantee is that it will start up (with a jump), and it has plenty of power. I would take it for a quick spin every so often when it was still registered and insured, usually down to the car wash.
Feel free to email with questions, I'll do my best to answer. The title is here on my desk, signed and ready to be handed over to whomever wants to go to town on this, needs its parts, or wants an inexpensive car that will get you around, assuming you don't need something perfect.
Pick it up five minutes outside of Philadelphia. I don't recommend you drive without insurance and with your own plates on it - but if you were daring enough to take that risk, you can drive this home.

On Apr-02-18 at 19:27:32 PDT, seller added the following information:

I just emptied out the interior of this vehicle (there were some items still in it from when it was being used) and I saw patches of rust on the rear lower corner of all four doors. WHen I took the pictures I only opened the one door, and didn't notice it then.
I would have mentioned this (as I am now) in good faith. I'll post pictures of this damage tomorrow, as it's too late (and dark) now, but wanted to add this to the description ASAP.