GTkiller

My car is an 04 350Z roadster w/37k miles, a vortech supercharger kit, short tube borla headers, eibach sway bars, full titanium Greddy cat back exhaust, 19's Toyo Proxies w/Konig afterburner chrome wheels, the only defect is a slight rip in the convertible top, Defi EGT and boost gauge with an AEM wide band AirFuel gauge, and a defi controller box. also it is and automatic....

Master Shake

You will probably find that all of your mods will actually lower the overall price of your car, compared to an unmodified model. Your best bet would be to try and find someone who values your mods and work and/or perhaps try to sell your mods separately -- assuming you still have the original parts to put back on your car.

imonlykidden

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kelly blue ball i mean book it. Go from there.

CaliBoy

iTrader: (4)

KB is BS!! just check ebay and autotrader and see how much they are going for in the market...but i would take all the mods out, it will be very hard to sell the car with the mods.

lgear080

iTrader: (21)

When you say "get" do you mean today? tomorrow? next week?
next month? I ask b/c timeframe might be your biggest obstacle,
or best friend. As noted above, the car might be worth more in
total value if you were to part your mods. if you retained the original
parts, and you have the time, take this route. If you want to
dump it and get a quick cash infusion try a reserve ebay auction.
Sounds like you can expect $22K+/- on the bay. Definitely more
if you were to part.

ARMSTRONGARMS

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1 dollar

Built2shredZ

Unless you find someone who wants a fully modded Z (which is probably rare since most people who mod there cars want to do it themselves), your better of selling the parts separate and putting your car back to stock..

If I had to take a guess I would say $25k as is.... and $23k without the mods.. That assuming its a enthusiast model, if its a touring model add another $2k.. But ultimately it depends what time of year your selling it and the demand for convertibles in your area...

one1pitchblackz

If you can find a kid who really wants a modded Z you may score. But otherwise having a modded car hurts resale bad. If you can convert back to stock and sell parts.

KombatKing

Most people probably don't prefer modded cars because they usually suspect the driver of ******* the car out/abusing it then trying to sell it when stuff starts to get worn out - unless your car is a show car only of course.

I think your best bet is to find a kid who likes Zs and shares your vision of how the roadster should look - or convert it back to stock and sell off the parts like previously suggested.

~KK

DaytonaRoadster

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lol wut? wow how long is that transmission gonna last, i <3 my auto, but i dont see it handling boost very well