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KBB says $8-$10K.

But with that low of mileage and assuming that the car is in near perfect condition, you might get $11-$12k. But realize that the only thing separating your car from oodles of other 97-99 base models that are selling for well under $10K is the low mileage.

The problem is that your car is price bound on the upper end having to compete with 2000 S models with around 60K miles (also priced at ~$12K). Besides the power increase, the S models also had quite a few upgrades and most potential buyers won't be put off by only 60K miles (still not a "high mileage" car).

So, I'd price it at $12,500 and talk up the low miles, the great condition, and the low miles again. Find the right buyer and you might get close to asking, but I'd be ready to take anything over $11K.