Cosmic37

Dear Scoobynetters,
I am sorry to say I have crash my 98/R UK Impreza 2.0 turbo. I am wondering if you can give me some advice on the possibility of repairing said car cheaply (ie second hand parts etc) or its scrap/breaking value, in case the insurers were to offer it back to me at a cheap price (what might I expect/ what is worth considering?). Please note that this vehicle is not for sale (yet). There are some pics attached but the damage is as follows:
- bumper and lamps
- drivers wing
- drivers door, including mirror and window glass
- front grille and radiator pushed in which has cracked the plastic cam belt cover but the engine still runs (I stopped it after a few seconds as a precaution given cambelt cover damage)
- bodyshop says the A pillar is damaged where the door hinges so I don't know how difficult that is to put right...
- plastic under tray beneath engine compartment is broken/cracked but basically the car slid over bushes and saplings which cushioned it from a worse impact and brought the vehicle to a stop relatively gently
- the car has not been on a jig but the bodyshop said that its quite possible the alignment was not badly damaged given the bushes cushioning impact... would need to drive/check further to be certain...

What do you experts think? Thanks for any help.
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Cosmic37

This car has now been bought back from insurer for a little over £900.
Nice.
Whaddya reckon, is it a good price? What have other people spent to buy back Imprezas with front bodywork damage?
Now to bring it back to its glorious life...