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1998 Jeep Wrangler Sahara. Hasn't run for years and is parked under cover at one of the ranches. 
Hunters are asking about buying it and I have no idea how to price it. When it broke down I think it was
something very simple, like replacing the starter. Having sat for years there will be some fuel tank / fuel
system stuff that will have to be replaced. I've seen these in working condition for 5-8k? Any ideas? Thx 

Are you trying to get the most money or get someone to take something that hasn't run for years?  $500-1K to not deal with it seems good to me.

Edited by ShaggyBevo RIP

5 hours ago, T’Boo Ted Marshall said:

What did they offer?

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Thx for responses. The hunters are asking for the price and no offers have been made yet. 
On the one hand I'd probably take $1000 to not have to deal with it... on the other these jeeps have high 
resale and I think this one will run again without breaking the bank. Gamble for me.. gamble for the hunters I guess. 

i did KBB at 75000 and the base equipment and 'fair' condition.

private party sale is a range of $3556 to $5419.

Just because it's not running, it might just be a $500 repair or a fuel pump.  That's all stuff I'm guessing you know?

I agree with your sentiment in the OP that the price is what they'll give you to get it off your hands, but you don't want to short yourself either.

fix to get it running might be $500 but if it hasn't been moved in years the rubber is completely rotten.  needs new belts, hoses, tires, gaskets, bushings, struts, etc. 

say $2000 and act like you won't take a penny less.

I might consider it to turn it into a beach vehicle but then I saw your user name... that's a long drive from Austin.

I’d give you $1500 sight unseen.  Don’t undervalue it, someone will take it off your hands without much fuss for a good price. 

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I really appreciate the responses and as I was contemplating the least I'd take... the hunters up and offered over $2500 as-is, where-is.
And I'm pretty sure.... 

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I took it. Thanks for all the input 🤘

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