Don't worry about salvage....
I've gone through this (in Georgia) and here's the deal that happened to me:
Was driving to a passport place to get some things done for business; some idiot decides to come to a complete stop before trying to make his turn into a parking lot; bang, 4 car pile up with me at the end. The front end of the car looked just as bad as yours (see photo one).
The insurance company declared the car as totalled due to a "cost to repair vs. cost of the car". I was fairly bummed about this, till I started getting pissed at the adjustment values of some items; I finally said "Enough, I'm taking the car." They cut me a check for the replacment value of the car, sans the salvage value they would have gotten had they kept the car; which was about $1,400! I paid off any note on the car, purchased about $2,000 in parts and got to work:
IANAL (for those of you not knowing that phrase, its "I am not a lawyer"): Now, its important to note that in Georgia, and probably other states as well, if a car is marked as 'totalled' by the insurance company, but it didn't have structure damage, and was only totalled due to value, it is not a _salvage_ title; I still have the full title for this car; and once I get other life expenses out of the way and get it painted, I'll have the insurance company re-evaluate the car back to normal.
Here's where I ended up:
Things that had to be replaces:
1) Radiator support (PITA); I think this was around 500~800$
2) Hood (~800)
3) Grille (80$)
4) Bumper skin (can't remember)
5) Impact absorbers (they attach to the metal frame of the bumper and the front of the car frame. Usually filled with a liquid that compresses and absorbs the impact).
Things done:
1) Heated up the bumper and hammered out the dents.
2) Installed everything, learning just how much crap there is.
Things learned:
1) You can get a used front-end clip for just about the same price, and It hink the install is easier since you just pull everything off around the firewall. Someone else in my car club (GASSIT) did this just about the same time that I did and they had great results.