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Price the car average price, and add 50% of the retail to each mod that is in PERFECT condition. If there is any degrading of the part at all, you're looking at 25% return at best, and most probably 10%.
If you can show the buyer how you got to your figure, how popular your mods are, and their condition, you have a good chance at getting some money for the mods. But in general, it's just as the guys above have said; people want to do their own thing, start with a clean slate, so your mod money is all but wasted, which is why most guys (like myself) keep all of their OEM parts to be able to return the car to stock. Yes, it's a PITA to do so, but it ends up being a significant amount of money.
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