Pace RC200 F4 - what's it worth

[rc's rc200]

Hi all can I get an opinion (or multiple opinions) on what my Pace RC200 F4 is worth
It's best described as "good used" condition I think, I mean I use it so it is certainly not pristine, and I have replaced stuff on it as it has worn out, so at the moment it has a mix of some retro stuff on it and some modern. So would suit someone who wants to go either way I think - fully retro it up, or upgrade with some sympathetic modern bits

RC35 forks, elastomers changed a few years ago and a few hundred miles since then
Magura HS11s
Syncros headset & seat post
Syncros cattle prod stem but will sell with additionally a 135mm Control Tech for a longer flatter setup if wanted
Titec Hellbent bars
Shimano SL-M750 shifters
Currently with a Giant saddle which I may well keep in which case will sell with a Gobi Fizik
Hope hubs and Mavic rims front and rear (but not matching)
I think Shimano BB (fitted by South Coast Bikes a few years ago
Race Face alu/carbon cranks
Middleburn rings
XT rear mech
Shimano cheapie front mech which works fine, but I also have an XTR front mech which inexplicably SCB said they couldn't tune up but I can see nothing wrong with, could be refitted
Panaracer Fire XC tyres
Downtube mounted Crud Catcher (has a chip/crack in it)
Currently SPD/platform dual pedals (but may sell with a pair of Crank Bros)
17.5 inch frame

Located Brighton/South Coast

 

[rc's rc200]

Anyone?

 

[RickTheUncivil]

Re:

There's still demand for these, the f4 sits in a funny middle ground I think between the early ones that appeal to some and the later ones with more modern features like disc mounts.

Value? I picked a full bike up for a couple of hundred not so long ago, but a good frame will get more than that on its own. Decent condition builds tend to go somewhere between 500-700 with particular nice examples a bit more, but typically they seem to go closer to 500 than 700.

Hope that helps

 

[rc's rc200]

Thanks very much retro guru!