Compression test found low compression and head gasket compromised, will require an engine and supercharger. Needs window regulators, and front and rear struts. I don't have pictures at the moment, but that is easy enough. It has the navigation system installed, and harmon kardon CD stereo system. I am looking to sell it as is.
I've seen them go for $1000 around Ohio, but also have heard of people picking them up for $500-$1500. I would just post it up saying they need to tow it. If it has a clean title at the moment be sure to mention that as well. If the supercharger is bad that takes a lot of the value out of it.
Other valuable parts:
OEM headlights - couple hundred maybe
hood scoop - ~30 and up
all other lights like fog and tail - ~100
bumper covers - ~100 (shipping is expensive)
interior bits - ~200
Not saying you should part it out but trying to give you an idea of how people will value it.
I'm thinking the car's best value is as parts, or as a donor car for someone's project. Has the car ever been in a major collision? That will matter to someone looking for a donor car to build a race car or show car. If the chassis is straight, that will be a big plus. That kind of buyer is probably going to toss many or most of the car's parts, anyway.
