Prices here are measured for the 1996 model year alone.
3 parts on this car have a live used market — 1 wheels, 2 body — worth roughly $836 in total against what a self-service yard typically charges, and about 1 hours 18 minutes to take all of them. A further 4 parts we track have nobody selling one right now, so no value is claimed for them. 77 more we have not searched yet.
Alphabetical. The ranked order — which five are worth your hour, and what each one is worth — is what the sheet itself shows.
Each part's asking median is measured from live eBay listings for this generation. That is an ask, not a sale, and it is labelled as one. From it the sheet subtracts what a self-service yard typically charges — a figure to check against the board on the wall, not one pretending to be it — and divides by the measured or estimated time to get the part off the car. How the number is made is the long version.