Love seeing progress! One thing you may consider is to study the body during disassembly. Look at your door gaps, panel lines, etc to see what works and which areas are needing attention. Once you find the attention areas, ask yourself why they are that way. Is a poor door gap due to a worn out body mount? weakened rusty floorboard? Previous owner's attempt to fix? etc. All in all, will help you see past what is in front of you to better prepare for the final fix. Another thing I would recommend is to brace the body prior to pulling off too much of the old metal. At a minimum you could put some door braces in to help keep plumb as you are progressing with your repairs. When I did mine I chose to work one area at a time, trying to get one area intact before tearing into another area. It seemed to work well for me and when all was said and done my panel gaps and body alignment were really close. Keep it up, this is the fun part! Glad to see another one getting a fresh start!