Selling 95 Milly 2.5

[Revv9k]

Hey guys, I'm looking to sell my 1995 Mazda Millenia 2.5L. I can't afford to repair the car anymore. Most recent issue with it is that it shoots out a constant stream of blue smoke on start up. I left it on for a few minutes hoping it would stop but it just keeps pouring out smoke.

Details about the car...
-197k miles.
-transmission is stuck in 2nd gear.
-has all 4 new wheel bearings. 2 months old.
-new flex pipe (mesh pipe) w/e it's called. 2 months old.
-brand new battery, like 2 months old.
-pioneer head unit w/ rear 6x9 speakers.
-original factory bose front speakers.

Willing to sell the car as a whole. I can't fix it anymore, but I'm sure there are people out there that are willing or need an extra Milly for parts.

Looking to get at least $1000 for her.
if you're interested please email me at testarosa72@gmail.com I can't provide shipping so that's all up to you or if you wanted to come pick the car up if you have a tow truck that's fine. I'm located in Northeast Ohio, near Cleveland.
I also have the title in-hand so that's not an issue.

here are some pictures....

[bigb]

wow that car is beat to ****. I've seen cars look better than that in my junkyard.

[99SnowWhiteMillyS]

I'd have a junkyard come tow the car and pay you the $1-300 they will offer. I honestly don't see someone putting up $1000 for a non-running Millenia in that condition let alone one with a functioning engine/transmission.

[Kutcht1]

That is exactly what I was thinking. Just saw a 2.3L at my U-pull with no rust and a beautiful cream interior with 137,000 miles. Supercharger must have went out, but it was gone off the engine.

[TravisJamesBarrett]

yeah no offense but I agree with the rest. with a bad motor and tranny, and rusting/damaged body I dont think your going to get $1000 for it.
Id put it up in your local listings though and see what you can get for it there. A scrapyard dosnt seem to ever give you much for it at all.
Also an idea if you do the work yourself would be to strip it down and sell the new parts scrap the rest for metal. You can get quite a bit of money that way A friend just scrapped one of his old cars like that and made way more than he would have selling it in the condition it was in

[TravisJamesBarrett]

and lucky you for finding one at a scrapyard. Ive called everywhere within 3 hours of my house with no luck on finding 1 2.3l millenia