Depending on where you're at, I'm prolly not too far. If you're going to part out, let me know and I'll come to you.

 

 

Seems so, yes!

 

 

I didn't realize that the qp was so expensive. I should have researched further. What I want to do is jus get it drivable to transport it from Illinois to Washington which is where I reside now. And then sell it and hopefully get a better price than salvage or part out. But with that qp idk now. So **** the body work for now so it'll drive? Or jus get rid of it?

 

Admit this was an expensive lesson and get rid of it.

 

If you don't want to fix it, I'd sell it as a track car. I am sure some one would pick it up for a HPDE ride.

 

Not likely- the QP and rear damage rule this Z out for much track use. Unless you're doing a demo derby and a Z simply doesn't belong there...

 

No, but you can bag it out and patch it not for "pretty road car usage".

 

No- this damage to the double walled DS QP will require a new panel to be welded in. It's a structural member. There's also suspension damage to that side that'll require repair and realignment. If the repair was confined to the rear, it might make sense as a dual street/track vehicle, but that's not the case any longer,