If you turn it back to stock, expect less than 11k. In this economy, not that many people are buying impractical cars. You might get lucky and find a buyer to pay for a higher asking price though, but it's going to take time. I know you don't want to part out, but I know it's going to be much easier to sell your car with an lower initial asking price. I'm selling my AP1 wheels with almost new tread for cheap if you plan on turning it back to stock.

 

Oh im glad whats the real price?

 

I'd say 13.3k stock. I've seen ones with 100k+ miles ask a little less than that. Also, I agree that you'd be better parting it out.

 

As is probably $14k.

You'd be better off selling the hardtop separately, car $13k plus hardtop $2k total $15k.

and get some hole plugs for the front bumper.

 

Go look up the Kelly Blue Book on it (kbb.com). Generally you don't get a lot of return on aftermarket items, but you could try ~50% return on the bigger ticket items (like wheels, etc).

 

If you check the other car for sale threads posted here, everyone lists them for $4k-$5k above Kelly Blue Book private party value. Maybe you should do the same. $18k OBO

 

When you figure out what you are looking for as far as price is concerned let me know. I'm in the market for a clean 02-03, perferably with a hardtop.

The only downside is I am after any color other than silver, but everything I come across locally is either beat up or the price is just retarded. >_>

 

Thanks for all the input guys. At this point, because of what I had in mind that I wanted to do, and for other reasons, it wouldn't make any sense for me personally to sell the car unless I got like 15K for it, so I will most likely just keep it. I know that the aftermarket parts aren't really worth crap, and I know what KBB says. I just figured I would get a feeler for what real market value for it was, or if I should just keep it and dump money into it (SC, lol) or move onto another project. Oh well.

Thanks again though!

 

SOS your car. You won't be disappointed

 

why don't you get rid of your fiance's car?
And how long do you both expect to work at the same location? In this current economy, it is hard to predict the future when it comes to place of employment; and that is not a negative statement, either one of you could be promoted or relocated. All I am saying is, working at the same location, or job, is a viable reason to carpool, but it does not make a lot of sense to go down to 1 car just because both of you work at the same location. So, in essence, there must be other factors or contributing circumstances that are leading you to your decision to contemplate selling the car other than your fiance and you working at the same location.