1992 5.0 LX Hatch Bimini 93k Stock

Saw that car in il for sale looks nice I'd say 8000

It's a tough one to say bud. It really depends on the market. If I'm not mistaken, you're in SC right? Foxes (for some reason) are a dime a dozen in this area. Finding a local buyer for a really clean and low mile car is going to be tough if you aren't trying to sell nationwide.

If you're willing to put forth the work (tons of pictures, lengthy correspondence etc), you could sell it out of state and get more money for it. It's one of my personal favorite color combos, you're just way out of my ball league. I'm the kind of guy that fixes turds LOL.

I see a stock automatic hatchback pulling somewhere between 6k-8k personally. Add another grand if it were a coupe, and another on top of that if it were a stick car. Don't ask me why, it's just what I've seen the market do. It's not especially low miles, but it's not high mileage either. It's been repainted, so expect to need to LOAD some one up on pictures etc.

The sweet spot to sell decent/nice foxes is between 4k-6k. They sell like hot cakes at the number, but I'm not telling you that your car isn't worth more. You're just slightly out of the bracket of "quick sale" with the kind of car you have.

I hope that helped and wasn't just a bunch of rambling!

Add a few more pics, and it would be a bit easier to estimate the value.

I bought my car 89 lx hatch 77k Auto miles for $5500 but the paint had some crackling in clear and couple small quarter sized dents.
I think I got a steal especially where I'm located (New England).

Your color is more sought after and If it is as clean as stated I would say 8k would be a fair price.
Clean straight original cars are hard to find.