I'm just wondering why anyone thinks that a car that was already a tired driver with various shortcomings when put away in less than ideal storage years ago, has no known history, and has only recently been started but is likely not roadworthy, is worth any more than the estimate? I hope they don't try to drive it across the block - brakes may fail!
Big money does not buy cars like this, and the enthusiasts won't pay a lot because then they will have "too much in it". It's dealer bait that will be cosmetically freshened up and then appear on the internet at a big asking price. I'll be surprised if it reaches $100K.