Looks great.
Unless you have done this many times before..., don't forget to pull your doors out of storage and slap them back on when you put the body back on the frame. Adjust the doors and BODY mount/SHIMS to get everything to fit perfect before you lock and load. A lot of guys screw this part up and forever fight doors that won't align as the old body mounts were corroding away, and no longer apples to apples to new ones with the shim packs.
If you saved the old shims and counted them out at each point, that is an excellent start for your trial fit. Work from that point out, until your gaps at both ends of the doors are able to be equalized. Then you will have it made in the shade - Oh...and consider drilling a pilot hole in the door hinge at that point so you can line them exactly back up when it comes out of paint.
It is a pain in the butt. However, well worth the time so you don't end up fighting the alignment, etc, during the paint phase.
You are making excellent progress.