Separator - FIRE - Salvage?

If all goes well, I will be picking up a Separator (straight windshield) next week. It belonged to my great uncle. In the 1990s the fuel line dry rotted, the blower was not turned on before cranking, the fumes from the gas ignited and traveled to the front of the boat and it burned.

I saw this boat once, about 6 years ago. From what I remember, from the dash to the front was missing or severely charred. I don't remember the condition of the hull.

Would anything, other than everything metal, the engine hatch, engine, transmission, gearbox, and all parts for the steering, be worth salvaging for The Spoiler I currently have?

It has been sitting in the woods near a quarry since the fire. No trailer, just was sitting on the hull, rudder, and prop. What are the chances the bar that goes from the gearbox to the propeller is still good? Or even the rudder?

Do I need to be cautious in any way while dragging it onto the roll-back when we go to pick it up?

Old tires work great as bumpers,  when I painted my 78 Nautique trailer we lifter the boat off with a buddy's tow truck and set it down on old tires, stacked high enough to keep the prop and rudder off the ground.