So he totalled his 94 GT but didnt do any body damage. He got squirrelly in the rain and ran of the road and flew in the air like 5-10 feet before sliding sideways on an enbankment. The car received no body damaged except the gaps are off some, the rear rim, brake and flange flew right off the rearend, and one of the headlights popped out. He has worked stock heads, MSD distributor, full exhaust, throttle body, Ecam, and new odds and ends like tires, O2 sensors, oil pump, plus it would be a great parts car for my 95 I bought. All the stuff he put on it has less than 10k miles on them. Plus it has all the gear to swap my auto to a stick if I choose to someday. I figure I can either throw in another rear end and drive it as a salvage or just gut it out for all the goodies. Either way, I think its worth $1500. I also need his CD player, and drivers side door lock switch. The wife doesnt like the idea, but imagine having every spare part for a car you already own including body parts. You'd be set, I'd save so much money in the long run. I know the Fox chassis isnt too great so do you think the frame could be jacked from making a hard landing like that? I look at it like this. I'm sure people have ramped their car off street hills before, plus it was muddy and slid 30 feet down a hill instead of just stopping on a flat surface. I'm thinking its straight and with a new headlight and rearend with new brake parts for around 500 to 600, I could have a running GT for less than $2300 with registration and stuff. What do you think?