The $15k-$17k price range is probably where the car will sell. You can ask for a higher selling price, but unless the buyer is an enthusiast with interest in owning a low mileage SRT-6 Crossfire, car selling price will probably end up in the range I stated. While these cars were a limited production run, the insurance industry doesn't value these cars in high regard, and considers them a potential "full loss" in the event of any type of damage. And that isn't just the SRT-6 models. Now a real car enthusiast won't be bothered what the car can be insured for, but finding that enthusiast is rare. Lots of other factors to consider & the list is too long to get into. It comes down to what you want for your car, knowing condition & history, and you desire or need to sell. Frankly, I would only be interested in a low mileage, well maintained Crossfire in as delivered "factory stock" condition. Why I admire those that 'mod-up" their Crossfires, it is not my thing.

Good luck with you sell.