Pull out the cabinet with the destroyed drawers.

Then use 1x2 lumber and put runners on each side of the existing cabinets that are left at equal heights.

Then cut shelves to fit and install them.

Don't waste time on doors.

Now you have an open shelf arrangement for kitchen stuff.

Cost likely under $20 total.

If you cut that much off the bottom of the cabinet, then you will lose the toe kick. Not only that HD cabinets are junk. I bought a new one from HD to add a cabinet and I ended up having to repair it first. I won't buy anymore cabinets from HD.

There are 4 holes where the drawers were, runner pieces hanging down! 12 year tenant that lived like a pig. Had 2 boys that grew up there and put holes in the walls, floor, you name it.

I've about decided to let the guy make them, I had 3 done 5 years ago and it was 195.00 but he complained he should have charged me more so I gave him 25.00 more. He has retired.

I have a lot of the HD cabinets. As a matter of fact they are still being made by American Woodmark, who has a plant in my state. Although they just had a merger and who knows what will happen.

I get some cabinets that are bad, but most are fine. Usually it is the shippers that ruin the cabinets.

Will be installing another kitchen with them shortly.

As far as the trailer and the odd sized cabinets go I would make a cubby or I would replace all the lowers. If you decide to keep the place it will be easier next time. If you go to sell the place it will look nicer, maybe.

Stop trying to make a silk purse from a sow's ear.

We've had a lot of experience with paneling the bottom part of walls with the white beadboard precut and some molding on top to cover most holes. Some drywall patching on others.

It appears to be an accent wall and blends ok.