If I were to sell these parts- how much would I get

[ptownTSI]

3.73 LSD- Good shape-good lock up 217k
Black sport seats- great shape- only a couple small tears on the drivers- passengers is perfect. leather is still very dark black, not faded at all.
217k mile strong running M20 with good clutch
Tranny from 1990 'vert w/ 170k
rebuilt driveshaft
very very nice lachsilber hood
e36 metal shift knob
lachsilber trunklid with IS spoiler (has some cracks in spoiler paint)
5 very good shape 14" BBS weaves with 3 center caps, 4 goodyear tires with 75% tread (spare has very little tread)
black leather interior panels in decent shape (2 door)
good glovebox
matching lock set with ignition

Just trying to figure out if its better for me to finish fixing this up and keep it or sell it when its fixed, or just part it out. I have purchased rear subframe bushings/trailing arm bushings, m3 front cabs, and have installed new rear shock mounts, a front wheel bearing, timing belt, waterpump, nice new chrome kidney grille.

it needs:
the parts i just purchased to be installed, new front control arms, new shocks, parking brake shoes, drivers door, front fenders, rear sway bar link, hook rear abs sensors/pad sensors, probably a new guibo too.

[92 mtechnic cabrio]

Minimum = $1550
Maximum = $2190

[Rigmaster]

Minimum = $1550
Maximum = $2190

Not around these parts he wouldn't...............


broke ass college kids FTW!!


;)

[FredK]

3.73 LSD- Good shape $175
Black sport seats $150 - 250
217k mile strong running M20 with good clutch $250?
Tranny from 1990 'vert w/ 170k $150
rebuilt driveshaft $60 - 80
very very nice lachsilber hood $100
e36 metal shift knob $20
lachsilber trunklid with IS spoiler (has some cracks in spoiler paint) $100
5 very good shape 14" BBS weaves with 3 center caps, 4 goodyear tires with 75% tread (spare has very little tread) $200
black leather interior panels in decent shape (2 door) $60
good glovebox $40 with latch and lock
matching lock set with ignition $?

I see around $1305 - $1425.

There isn't much of a market for used engines, even less so for 200K+ mile engines, no matter how strong or how good the comp numbers are.

Fix the car. Drive it around until you get sick of it, then sell it. That way you can sort of justify in your mind having spent all that time and money on a car.