Don't know. I cant see the pic. My cousin rear ended somebody and flipped over their ford bronco in his 88 prelude si. He and i(you could say i) fixed it with parts from a salvage yard and some good ol fashion back yard mechanics. He just had it painted after we finished. It was pretty messed up, but still driveable. I would have never a thought that i could have fixed it, but i did. Surely, his was totaled, but we fixed it for less than 800 bucks worth of junkyard parts. If he paid somebody, then he would have just lost his car(totaled). No collision insurance. Oh yea, and he let his timing belt break a year later and then he totaled it. I said, hell no i'm not helping you this time. Yea, now i see the pic. My cousins 88 prelude looked twice as bad, or maybe about the same. He needed a new hood, bumper, headlight assembly and motor, fender, windshield, and a frame bending back.