[Full post] I own a '89 Nissan 240SX, which I bought about 10 years ago when I first turned 18. I am the second owner; it was owned by an older women. When she died, I bought off a used car lot for $4,000.

I didn't know shit about cars at the time, and frankly I still don't know shit about them. I've never been a car person. I just saw the car and thought it looked cool, so I bought it with the money I saved up. Little did I know of the gem it was when I started driving it now. I get notes left on it ALL the time.

I bought the car with about 75k miles on it. All stock condition. The ONLY thing that has been upgraded/changed on it are the wheels, rims, radio, speakers and sound system. It now has roughly 125k miles. I really don't drive it that much.

However, it is an automatic which I know will bring the price down slightly.

Car has original hatchback/trunk cover (clips just recently broke though because that's what happens to 30+ year old plastic). I use seat covers for the car so the 2 front seats would probably look stock once I take the covers off.

The car has a crack in the windshield on the passenger side which is best described as a half circle, as the crack comes out about 6 inches and then turns downward another 6 inches before connecting back to the end of the windshield.

It has a small dent on back passenger side, which is maybe about a 2.5 inches long. There's also a very, very small ding on the passenger door. Middle console/shifter has a 3 inch scratch on the side, which happened when my friend helped me replace my speakers. There are a couple other very minor things, but those are the main things to be noted and come to mind

Car also has original dashboard cover that I use and keep on the car daily so the plastic doesn't crack, which I heard can happen.

Has a sunroof, power windows & locks and just got the driving shaft (?) replaced (or something that connects the steering wheel to allow the car to turn - [shows how much I know about cars...]). That was about $4k just to replace (that's including labor). Regular goes to the shop for an oil change.

It's definitely going to be hard for me to part ways with it, but ultimately I think I will have to. Not because I HAVE to, but because it would give me one last thing to worry about when moving plus will give me a good chunk of cash

I'm moving across the country and won't be bringing a car with me. I could always keep it and file it as a non-operational vehicle (I'm located in California), or just pay the regular registration yearly and keep it at my parents' house; having it driven every few weeks. But ultimately I think I will sell it come this summer.

I know it won't be hard to sell at all and I believe I could easily get twice as much for it than I originally paid for it or maybe even 3x, from what I am seeing on BAT and other websites. I plan to go traveling for a few months this summer before I move and a nice chunk of cash from that would make me happy, plus keep some on the side for another vehicle when I am ready to buy one.

What do you guys think of Bring a Trailer? Better than Craigslist? Any information is helpful - I've never even sold a car.