Time to Sell - Looking to establish an appropriate asking price

[Black and Blown]

Hello everyone. 
When I was a kid, I had my eye on a (beat up, junky) 1968 Olds 442 Convertible - which my dad eventually bought and restored (for him, not me).  My dad is now 83, and is no longer driving.
I just bought that car from him, which means it's time to move on from this glorious Charger 500 which I've owned since September of 2003. 
I'd appreciate any advice or direction on how I might narrow down an appropriate price for the car.  It's not a show car, but I'd say it's above average - I drive it 1200 miles or so a year cruising with my grandkids. 
Here are some recent photos (not many due to site limits) and a description.  Feel free to ask questions.  Thank you..!

1970 Dodge Charger 500
56,096 actual miles
Originally a TX car (1970 - 2003) garaged & stored winters since

440 cu in
Bored over .020
BDS Blower 6-71
Holley ECU / Fuel Injection
FAST Distributor
Heads rebuilt 2013 (12,000 miles ago)
25,000 miles on bottom end
Idles and runs beautifully on 87 pump gas with 425 RWHP (at the wheels)

Calvert Racing Monoleaf rear suspension with Cal-tracs
8 ¾ Chrysler 489 fine spline rear end with 3:55 gears

727 Automatic Transmission with reverse manual valve body
13,000 miles on strong rebuild using all high performance red clutches forward and direct.  Bolt-in sprague, B&M flexplate.  And solid intermediate band. 

Custom HP driveshaft and loop
Frame connectors welded in.

Budnik Custom 17" Prism Aluminum Wheels
Rear Tires:  31 X 16.5 17" Hoosier Pro Street
Front:  235/55/17 Cooper
Hi-torque mini-starter

Rebuilt front end with Performance Suspension Technology Polygraphite

New Aerospace Components brakes in summer 2023.  New rotors & pads; rebuilt calipers.  Balanced with proportioning valve.

Hi-output alternator rebuild 2015

Autoinstruments dash rebuild 2006
   Calibrate small gauges, rebuild speedometer, reface cluster, polish lenses

Rear glass reset and sealed 2016 (no rust repair necessary)

New ignition switch 2020

Water pump gasket 2022
 

[496polara]

My oh my! Beautiful! Stunning. Please join ( if not already) www.forbbodiesonly.com and post it there.

If it were mine and I wanted to sell I would start out at 75k and the rest is up to you.

[Mopar Nut]

Beautiful Charger, I wouldn't sell it for no less than 75 grand. You can add more pictures on another post.

[70 sublime]

Great looking car

It will take a special person to want it with a blower on the engine like that compared to a flat hood car

My last 69 Charger I sold the new owner did just that
Pulled the good running 383 I had in it and put a big blower 440 in it
I kept in touch with the guy and after a while he sold it
He could not get any where close to the money he put into it after he bought it from me and it took more time to sell than a regular charger takes as his price had to keep coming down to get it sold

But it sounds like you have another toy to drive so take your time and the Charger will sell

[Black and Blown]

Great looking car

It will take a special person to want it with a blower on the engine like that compared to a flat hood car

Thank you - I should have mentioned I have a stock hood that would also be included with the car.