He may be a noob but he obviously knows what he's talking about, not to mention he ws being poilite. If you can't take advice from someone who *gasp*, joined in 09, then take advice from someone who has a history of selling cars. That $20 or $30 dollars in parts he listed ( and a few he didnt) plus a few hours of cleaning would go a looooooooooong way in getting that car sold. It looks like a nice car, but statistics show people are more concerned with appearances than actual reliablity when buying a car. Ease their concern, spend a little elbow greas and pocket change and make this look like the great car you know it is.