Part of the 1980–1983 generation. A part that fits one year of this generation fits all of them, which is why prices here are measured per generation rather than per model year.
36 parts on this car have a live used market — 6 body, 12 interior, 8 electrical, 6 mechanical, 3 wheels, 1 glass — worth roughly $3,576 in total against what a self-service yard typically charges, and about 9 hours 47 minutes to take all of them. A further 48 parts we track have nobody selling one right now, so no value is claimed for them.
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.