Dont hear too much about these cars and was curious to see what was under the hood when I was out rummaging in a junkyard. The firewall label was not legible so couldn't tell what motor it has. According to Tech Wiki very likely the A14 here in the US. It has the H72 head with an additional stamp code (101) on the other side of the head. Are there any parts worthy of pulling from the engine? Is this the common H72 head? The transmission (4-speed) won't do me any good since its front wheel drive.

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Nice find! It still has those hubcaps in place

We didn't hear too much about the F10 even when it was new. Until the Accord arrived FWD was considered quirky

Yes that's the common A14 head, open-chamber H72. Nearly every part from the engine is useful for RWD cars except the oil pump, oil pan, and flywheel. From the body, the jack, seats, seat rails, master cylinder remote reservoirs, fuses and bulbs come to mind. The sports steering wheel fits too if I recall correctly

sump can be made into a winged unit and hubcaps or dogbowl are out of this world
The designer of that blind spot should have been tortured