You'll make out best if you can part it out. You have some nice aftermarket
stuff there, but the car sounds to rough for more than $2k or so.

On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 10:01 AM, Ken Bogart <[email protected]> wrote:

> You have a tough car to sell. Considering the season, values are at a low
> point. Hold it till spring and you could get more.
>
> The mods are only desirable to someone who really knows the Miata. The
> average consumer should definitely stay away.
>
> For a car with body damage and 125K, I would estimate it worth $1000 tops.
> But the parts are certainly worth far more than the sum of it. I would part
> it out.
>
> Body panels alone are worth in excess of $1000 (fenders, hood, doors, trunk
> lid) to the spec miata racer crowd assuming good condition.
>
> Interior and performance parts can be sold to the Miata community. However,
> it takes some effort to strip it and wait for a buyer. You have to have
> space to store them.
>
> But you never know. You may find a buyer in the 3K range which would make
> it easy...
>
> I understand the situation of getting rid of a car because of kids. I had
> to trade a 86 RX7 in for a statino wagon when my kids were born. But 12
> years later, I got into my Miatas...  Be patient.
>
>
> Ken Bogart
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> On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 9:41 AM, Robert M <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>
>>    Sigh.   The ugly spectre of responsibility has finally caught up with
>> me (as promised).   My 94M FMII no longer fits my lifestyle and I'm going to
>> blow it out.  Hoping for some pricing feedback from y'all.
>>
>> 125k, ish, boosted from ~25k.
>>
>> Sills are rusted.  It's not horrible, but it's def going to require
>> repair.
>>
>> I was in a minor front-end shunt- it'll need a front fascia and probably
>> hood.  The ins quote was ~2k.  Lights work, rad support is bent but not
>> badly.
>>
>> Prior to this I would have describe the car as being in VG condition- I've
>> always taken good car of it.  Original top is still in good shape.
>>
>> It will need a fuel pump.  Runs great, completely driveable, but the
>> pressure drops at high RPM.
>>
>> Mods:
>>
>> FMII, BBBT.
>>
>> Stainless exhaust, high-flow cat.
>>
>> Act clutch/Fidanza flywheel
>>
>> FM race rad.
>>
>> Hard Dog Hardcore Double Diagonal roll bar.
>>
>> Momo Start (I think?) driver seat.  Factory seat available too.
>>
>> Koni yellows w/ GC coilovers, 450f/300r.
>>
>> More smaller stuff that I haven't listed.
>>
>> I see it as a project car or a parts car for someone that doesn't want to
>> deal with the minor body work.   I'm thinking somewhere in the $3-$3.5k
>> range...  what do you guys think- reasonable, or out of line?
>>
>> I gotta have a kid-hauler and the Miata isn't.  It's also too much for the
>> street for me; I can't operate it within the legal framework and still have
>> fun.  So, like my dirtbikes, it's on it's way out.
>>
>> TIA!
>>
>>
>>
>>
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