That's old school when frames were built as heavy and thick as tank armor and impossible to straighten. Not so much so these days. Regardless, any damage hurts resale. But I'll bet that car handles better now than it did when it was new.

And the guy had the right idea in mind. He no doubt knew resale would be hurt so he caged it and made a great track car out of it. I've always admired Porsche guys for that mindset. The ones that have an actual running Porsche anyway.

That last line was for you Tony.