A clean, well presented car will fetch a pretty dollar...even model years into the 90's.
Thank the internet in part for this...now it's FAR easier to find the right buyer. When I was in HS, you didn't have many options...searching was very compartmentalized. It wasn't that there weren't guys out there who wouldn't pay a good sum for a clean but mundane/not highly desireable car to the general classic car buying market...it's just that you might have the car they want in Jacksonville FL, while that buyer was in Seattle...and really the only way to get to that buyer was via hemmings, of which many of that type of buyer knew never to look simply because they knew none of the car they were looking for would be advertised there.
Now, you have forums dedicated to the some of the weirdest stuff out there...heck, even chevette's have their own forum! And of course, look at the Si's....
But there are markets for oddballs now...thanks to ze world wide web.
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1979 Dodge Lil' Red Express Truck
1989 Shelby CSX (#500/500)
The most powerful production minivan money can buy.
