Again, the picture they show isn't the correct shock and may be a generic picture. The bottom of the shock is supposed to be a round loop instead of that bar/strap design.
WWW.FirmFeelInc.com sells Bilstiens, but they are not cheap. Depending on what your driving habits and plans are, they may not be worth the money for you. Monroe makes a decent quality medium performance shock for around $25 each. The KYBs are around $30-35 each. Can't recall if I mentioned, the KYBs have fans and critics. The critics often feel that they are too stiff for a street car.

 

Now I'm not so sure. The piece that is a weldment inside of the wheel well. This piece is slotted and the top of the shock fits up into the slot. that piece is bent forward nearly a half inch on the drivers front. The hole behind the steel is partially exposed and on the passengers side it is not.