Any mods that you haven't mentioned (exhaust, nerfs, cam, new tires, suspension, intake) will have a little influence. I'd check craigslist, fine one in similar condition near you, then subtract
1) 150 for the missing plastics (350 if you're missing headlights too)
2) 250 for the rev limiter that you won't track down,
3) 150 for the brakes
then subtract a chunk because the buyer has the impression that they are purchasing from someone who doesn't take care of their equipment.... that should put you in the $900-$1100 range.

Option B,
1) go on craigslist or ebay and find a set of plastics, just the front if you're lucky
2) check the stickies in the raptor 660 section of the forum and take care of the parking brake and reverse rev limiters, should take less than an hour, maybe even less without the front plastics.
3) Go on Ebay and drop the $18 for new brake pads and change them yourself.
Those simple steps should bring the value back up to $1600- $2000, and yes, cheap fixes that you don't do yourself really do bring down the resale value that much!

Good luck!

 

You're just about right on! although a bike without front plastic, not running well and no brakes falls into the $500 bracket real fast in Eastern KY.

 

Where are you located? It makes a difference in price.

 

West Virginia

 

I would fix it...you'll triple your asking price. Hard to sell a machine like you describe it...it's a parts bike like it is. Just my two cents.

 

Yep if they look like crap and run like crap you won't get crap. 800 tops.