What is my Motordyne exhaust worth?
 

I haven't been here in a long time and I hope I am posting this in the correct area.. Unfortunately my Nissan 370z coupe got totaled last week.. I had my motordyne exhaust removed and was wondering what a fair value would be on it.. It is the Motordyne Shockwave E370 exhaust, it has the burnt tips installed.. I think I have the brand new stainless tips for it sitting around here somewhere as well.. My car is, well was, a 2013, that I bought after the 2014 models came out, I had the exhaust put on pretty much right after I bought the car, it has just over 40,000 miles on it .. I also have the clamps for the exhaust.. I need to clean it all up, but at first inspections I didn't see any scrapes or dents on the exhaust.. I only remember the bottom of that car touching the ground one time, trying to back up a steep driveway.. I will really need to look for any scrapes a little better, just not feeling it at this time; it's only been a week... Just trying to get an idea of what to list them for, not trying to ask too much, just want a fair price...
Also, I have a video from my dash cam of the wreck, wondering if we are allowed to post youtube links and where I should post..
Thanks

The Lounge would be a good place to post off-topic videos.

To embed a Youtube video: go to the Youtube video and copy the part of the URL after "="; start a new message on The 370Z and click on Go Advanced; click on the Youtube link icon in the editor toolbar; paste between the YOUTUBE tokens. Like this (only "216Z9_iDT9g" between YOUTUBE tags):


Or just paste the complete URL into your message. IIRC, this presents a clickable link. Let's see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=216Z9_iDT9g

If it has all v band clamps and is cleaned up, I would say $1200-$1350 local. Add The $150-$200 or so for shipped. All depends on how fast you want to sell vs the old what is someone willing to pay for it.

I picked mine up used for $1k local. It required four new v-bands and the tips had burnt plastic on them, which I eventually replaced.

Just like anything for sale, all in the presentation. Give it a little elbow grease and take decent pictures to back you claims of no dents and scratches.