[lo bux racer]

Buy the body shop book. It has all the chassis dimensions you need to straighten the car, including the cross dimensions for things like the engine bay.

Nobody here owns that manual. Most here don't even have the regular Factory Service Manual.

If you are seriously considering this project, you should have adequate budget for books. If you don't you're going to need a lot of luck.

 

[lo bux racer]

If I were you, I'd subscribe to TIS for a day, and download the bodyshop manual, the new car features manual, and Volume 2 of the factory service manual. It costs $10 for a day, and then you'll have soft copies of all the docs you need. That will be enough to get you started.

Good luck with the project, it's going to be very challenging, but if you work at it hard enough, you'll have a unique ride.