While I would love to save this car from the fate it seems destined to while parked outside in the woods, I don't think anyone is even going to nibble with a price of $18.5k. You said twice in different posts that you aren't looking to make a profit, just break even. The car sold 2 years ago for $14.5k. Not sure how putting more miles on it and letting it sit outside where you have had multiple cars eaten by rodents increases it's value by over 27%. We all love the crossfire here, but most realize they are meant to be enjoyed by driving them, not as an investment. Will they be worth big money in another 15 years? Possibly, but more than likely will be valued the same as mid 80s turbo dodges.


GLWS, I do hope you find someone to buy the car that will enjoy it and take care of it better than you have.