DeanoBrown

I have a 92 Chevy Silverado. I hit a deer last month and did about 4k worth of damage, well over the "value" of the vehicle as per the insurance co. I bought the truck back and have decided to replace the damaged parts. The passenger side is damaged the most. Front right fender needs to be replaced, as well as the front grille, headlamp, parking lights and I believe it's called the core support. The front piece that holds the condenser and radiator in place. No damage to the radiator. Can I pull that front core support with out anything happening like the front end collapsing? I know stupid, but you never know unless you ask.
I'm at the point to where I think there just two bolts remaining and they have these bushings on them that hold the core support to the frame. Do those gotta come out as well.
Thanks for your help
Deano