Find someone local to swap with (for $$ of course), or go buy some stockers and sell the coil-overs.

 

Another thing though, if you are looking for a sports car and you are looking for it used, doesn't ever buyer assume that the person before is probably going to drive it the same way as you? I mean when you get the car don't tell you mean to drive it under 3 or 4k RPMs the entire time. If you're gonna do that just get an american built car b/c they have all that low end torque anyways.

But i think every person looking for a used sports car realizes that the cars they are looking for will have been driven hard once in a while. If they don't think that they are naive, and need to be looking for a new car. I think the thing most people looking for used cars are concerned with is the external appearance, the mechanical condition, mileage, and the way it's been treated. So it's a definite plus that you have babied the car.

Good luck with selling it.