im getting board with my rusty ive had it for a year now im wondering how much its worth.. it has

rpm front bumper, shock towers, rear bearing carriers
new bearings
big bore shock caps
sidewinder esc/vxl motor
2 batterys 1 7 cell 4600 promatch pack
1 cheapbatterypacks 3300 7 cell
proline desert rat body -paint chipping
stock bandit body
1 pair of gladiator tires
2 pairs of dirt hawgs
1 pair of trac ta gators
2 pairs of stampede talons
2 spare front shock towers (stock ones)
2 sets sets of front castor blocks NIP
1 set of hingpins NIP
many different pinions
spare spur gear
spare top plate for chassis

and thats it... what would you pay?

Just a word of advice, you get a lot more money if you sell parts individually. Otherwise that would probably go for around 120-150 i think. You could probably sell the chassis independantly for around 50, and the sidewinder for around 70 and the motor for around 50. Each tire set 5-10 dollars independently. I would look around ebay and see was things go for to set prices on your parts.

ill buy it for 150 shipped.

I have seen them regularly go for around $200 on eBay.</p>

150 shipped to my door.

funny thing about these "whats it worth threads" Is that the number people state is always way lower then what i ever see people asking for them etc. i wish i could find Rc's at the prices people say they are worth,Everybody always wants top dollar for them.

RC's are typically worth abour 1/2 of what you have spent on it. Add up the cost of everything you are selling and divide by 2. That will get you pretty close. If you get anything above that consider it a good deal.

I understand that,But when you check the for sale ads people always want way more then that.

It's called haggling.

Yeah thats cool,Dont you hate it when people put "No lowballers" Just makes me want to punch them in the face.

Yes that is true. When you want to sell something you should have a number in mind that you actually what to get for the car. Then place your add for more than you actually expect to get. Lets say you really want $200 for everything. You should place you add for $250ish. This gives people room the haggle. You want $250, they offer $XXX, you counter offer with $XXX. Eventually you'll meet somewhere in the middle and everyone's happy.

Every once in a while you'll find someone that just buys it outright for the asking price. This is rare but it happens.

Also don't be afraid to say no to an offer if your asking reasonable. I just sold an E-savage that I had posted for 6 weeks.. I kept getting low ball offers but eventually someone came along that was willing to pay what I was asking.