Man, that really sucks! I do wish I had the money and wherewithal to take er' off your hands and bring it out to AZ.
If there's not frame or major firewall damage, that's totally fixable IMO. The whole front clip (fenders, core support, hood) can all be unbolted, removed, and replaced with some from another junkyard car (maybe with rear-end damage).
Unless you have space constraints, I say keep it. It could be a fun project and a good learning experience.
The junkyard will probably give you chump change for it anyway.
Edit; I do see the frame now, sorry. I'd still work with it personally, but I totally understand if that would be something you wouldn't want to deal with. It's not a crazy amount of frame damage anyway, there's a good chance that a good collision shop could take care of the frame.
If there's not frame or major firewall damage, that's totally fixable IMO. The whole front clip (fenders, core support, hood) can all be unbolted, removed, and replaced with some from another junkyard car (maybe with rear-end damage).
Unless you have space constraints, I say keep it. It could be a fun project and a good learning experience.
The junkyard will probably give you chump change for it anyway.
Edit; I do see the frame now, sorry. I'd still work with it personally, but I totally understand if that would be something you wouldn't want to deal with. It's not a crazy amount of frame damage anyway, there's a good chance that a good collision shop could take care of the frame.
