So, being the retard that I am, I was doing some powersliding in the rain and got a little carried away on one turn. I made a last-minute decision to attempt a full 180 to a stop. Didn't quit work out that way and the car slid a bit more after the 180, and I launched backwards over a curb (completely, the frame scraped the curb but isn't bent). The car was sitting on the other side of the curb in the dirt until a towtruck lifted me over.

There is absolutely no body damage, and since my angle was as if I had accidently "backed-up" over the curb, not even a popped tire. The alignment is definitely screwy though.

So my question: What, if anything, is most likely to be damaged in a situation like this? I was moving pretty quickly over the curb (which is how I managed to amazingly avoid having the car settle on it even momentarily to cause more damage), if that helps any rough guesstimates.

 

Take it to a frame shop and check if the body is straight. If it is, you are good to go. Check allignment also.

 

take your wheels off and look at your arms. also you can try and measure the gap beween the sides of your tires and fender/quarter pannel. you can see if anything moved by comparing both sides.

 

Get a geo and get the wish bones and tie bar checked for bends.