How much can I get for my car?

[spitz7985]

How much can I get for my car?

1991 Nissan 240sx fastback--125,000 miles-manual-HICAS w/ LSD and much stiffer factory suspension-red

Problems--toasted 3rd gear synchro-the infamous 240sx idle problem, when you step on the cluch from a cruise, the idle drops to ~200 rpm, sometimes even dies-some minor body problems, dents, chips, etc.-burnt out climate control bulbs

Mods (not that it adds anything)--B&M short shifter-Unorthodox Underdrive Lightened Crank Pulley-SPEC stage 3 clutch, one year old

240's lately have been selling for way over bluebook, so I want to see what you guys think I can get for my car.

[Altiman94]

1600 considering it has some pretty severe problems

[masticatingcow]

Meh, that's kind of hard to gauge.... how much do they go for in your area? It'll be different everywhere you go. Out here in So Cal I wouldn't pay more than MAYBE 1100-1400, since I could anticipate some electrical and transmission work at the very least.

EDIT: Even with HICAS and the "stiffer" factory suspension, I wouldn't pay more for it... but that's just me...

[Rockenreno]

Even with the toasted 3rd gear you might get $2k if you're lucky.

[spitz7985]

If I were to put a different used transmission on there, how much would it be worth? Maybe I could even fix the idle problem if I get time.

[Zydeco]

I got offered 4k for my 92 coupe w/160k on her.

[Altiman94]

it's hard to say what you may get for it. Price is just what people are willing to pay.

[Rockenreno]

sTm[-HeavyHips]I got offered 4k for my 92 coupe w/160k on her.

Must have been hard to say no, that's how much I paid for my 96 with 98k miles

Then again, I wouldn't sell mine for $4k now.

[Zydeco]

It wasnt that hard to say no, I just didnt want to sell my car.