| If not getto way, this '90 TT was wrecked by my friend. He colided with pick up truck on supermarket's parking lot. He was speeding ~40mph in 5 mph zone, he was on the boost when he struck the truck, whata' looser. But anyway sense he is so deam getto he decided to fix it him self with minor tools. This is not my Z its his. 
He took the damaged parts off the car in order to pull the damaged frame back to its original location. 
His getto skills are amasing, with tow rope he was able to fix major wreck 
The Z was wrapped to standing '79 454 GMC, and with Z in reverse, few hard kicks and the frame was fixed. The tree in front yard also helped when he used that hidraulic tool. 
Little picasso art magic with sledge hammer and Z's front end was ready for asembly.
 Bumper support fits, not perfect. But at least you can't beat the price
 I don't have the pictures of front bumper cover install but everything looks messed up, nothing lines up. From far it looks allwright. Week past and he ran 13.7@104mph in 1/4 mile with allmost stock two times front end wrecked Z. That TT was wrecked once before by TT.net member J.R(phx) he had slammed that Z into a telephone poll, whata looser. Im still laughing hard LOL
Sorry for the spelling
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My friend fixing his Z's front end (economy way)LOL - 
