That is why I am very hesitant to ever sell my crossfire. I put so much effort in protecting the car I would hate to see what the new owner would do to it.

Had a camaro once. Not a ding or paint chip for 5 years. Not an imperfection inside or out because I took great care of it. Sold the car to buy the crossfire and it was auctioned by the dealer. 3 months later wrecked and hasn't been on the road since. I am done selling cars I love... Which is why the crossfire will never be sold. I am not saying my story applies to you. I am just rambling.

Glad you made it back ok. A good body shop will make it even better than it was before. Maybe even remove some rock chips that may have been there already. Just be glad you made it home safe and got to bond with the car. Now that you are home give the car a nice rest and a good wash/wax.