Long story short, about 2 years ago my Roadrunner went uh off road. Now Im getting around to fixing it and have run into a problem.

Basically something is bent in the front end but I can't tell what. Right now I have 3" of toe in and I don't think I'll be able to get is anywhere close with what adjustment is left in the tie rods. It also appears to have extreme positive camber but that may be an illusion from the way out toe.

Nothing jumps out as being bent, upper cams are about right (rear cams in, front cams near center) Lower arms are the same length. Steerign wheel is a quarter turn to the right. I have the 74 up C body tie rods on it.

I'm wondering if anyone can get the following measurements:
center link from tie rod stud to tie rod stud
center of lower control arm shaft to lower control arm shaft
lower ball joint grease fitting to grease fitting

Is the center link straight between the dog leg ends?

I have changed the rims ( one was bent) and I'm going to dig around in the shed for some used lower ball joints and stock tie rods for comparision.

A bit more background: sometime in the late 60's or early 70's this car was hit hard in the passenger a pillar, but I was previously able to get a good alignment despite that (previous numbers were 1/16 toe in, -.5 camber and 2.5 caster using Moog offset uper bushings) That accident damage entailed a fender, door, passenger rocker and part of the firewall, that hit actually buckled the dashboard at the door. I'm wondering if the centerlink may have been bent all this time.

I'd take it to a shop but I literally cant get to the end of my driveway with it the way it is.