Value of my 1935 Ford 2 door sedan

[40 Chev Coupe]

Im thinking about selling my 1935 Ford 2 door sedan humpback. I would like the get an outside honest opinion of its worth. So, help if you can. Here is a brief discription.
All steel car, no rust, grill could use a little straighting at the bottom.
Frame is set up with Chasis Engineering front cross member, front suspension from JW Rod Garage.
Set up for SBC motor mounts, 350th center mount from CE
Rear suspension kit from CE for GM rear end, GM 8.5 10 bolt with 2.76 gears
New power brake and master cylinder mounted on frame and lines ran.
I will try to post some pics tomorrow.
Just tring to get a rough value in todays market.

[Harry]

Does it have;
Glass
Interior
window moldings
seats
window regulators
floors
tires
wheels
steering
Was the body taken off the frame?
Is the frame painted?
Body work done?
Plus many more questions

[40 Chev Coupe]

Has windshied and rear glass no door glass
No interior, does have original rear seat
Has window garnish mouldings
Has window regulators
All floor is there and solid
No steering
Frame off and new mounting kit installed
Frame is painted
Just a couple of scratches and little dents to repair no rust holes

[Uncle Bob]

This might give you an idea. It's a '36 which is, to the overall population of early Ford enthusiasts, slightly more popular, and it's a "slant back" again, usually more in demand. It's a complete, running, car which some value because they can see quickly how complete it is.  If it's as described it should go quickly, but it hasn't so far: http://fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=133632

[GPster]

Does it have a title and proper VIN tags? What you have for ownership in your state may not be for proper registration in other states.  GPster

[40 Chev Coupe]

Have clear Wisconsin title.
Cant seem to upload pics

[40 Chev Coupe]

Its got to go. First reasonable offer will take it I  guess

[40 Chev Coupe]

Went and gone this morning for 3200.
Thanks for all the input.