Do you guys think I should fix it or is it to much damage.

 

more pics necessary. i've fixed worse, depends on your skill level

 

i would be interested to see what the rest of the front frame looks like.

 

skill level, where is it?

 

Need more pics. At first glance it doesn't look too bad.

New front support, new hood, new fenders, new bumper, new headlight(s) and you're done (possibly, we need to see more).

 

 

As long as the frame isnt hurt (looks like he got hit high) could just weld in a front rad support from a scrap car. Even the quarter panels look redeemable and the hood didnt break the windshield.

So maybe get away with just rad support, hood ,front bumper, radiator, and maybe a headlight cant quite see. If sourced properly and you do the labor yourself its doable, that being said needs better pictures.

 

Sorry about that I just got some more pictures

 

 

 

front driver side frame looks kinda bent. You have work to do

 

Especially when they don't bother to align the support properly and just weld it on.

 

doesn't look too bad, i'd like to see the passenger side frame rail. go buy a couple spot weld drill bits and get to work removing the core support.

 

Would be a great time for a tube frame rad support, would have to run hood pins after though.

 

That's very fixable.My advice would be to take it to a collision shop and pay for a couple of hours of frame straightening. Get them to measure it and straighten the rails out of they're swayed over. The rest is pretty easy. It's good practice to pull the rad support back out to more or less where it was before removing it in case anything attached to it was shoved back, pulling it will bring it back into place. You can literally tie a strap to a tree and back up to do this if you're sensible.

 

Got a better view

 

 

 

 

 

That's definitely been smashed and fixed before, but it can be fixed. Like I said take to a collision shop and pay for a little frame time to get it straight, then you can cut out and replace the rad support yourself.