Reyland Track 315mm Front BBK - Buy New Discs to Sell or Sell As Is?

Hi, I sold my 2014 Fiesta ST over a year ago. I was running a Reyland Motorsports 315mm BBK for a while until the discs wore out. After that I went back to stock and later sold the car. I tried selling the kit as is but had a hard time selling. I later moved and just have everything sitting in a box on a shelf.

Here's my question: Do I spend around $700 for new discs and hardware and try to sell the kit complete or just try and sell the kit as is with no discs? I could probably sell the kit (sans brake lines) for around $1500 if it were complete.

The AP Racing CP9200 calipers, disc hubs, and mounting brackets are all in good condition. I think I still have a brand new set of Ferodo pads for it as well.

Just looking for some advice or suggestions on what to do with this kit. It is kind of a rare BBK since Reyland said they would not sell the kit outside of Europe when I contacted them about getting replacement discs.

That’s a sweet kit. I imagine no takers because most of us noobs aren’t comfortable figuring out the proper discs or hardware. Can’t argue with AP calipers.

What kind of money you want for the existing parts? Also where did the old rotors go?

I'm open to offers. I scrapped the old rotors a while back.

The Reyland Motorsports website states the discs are 315mm x 28mm.

I found some suitable replacements from Paragon Brakes. Just have to verify the PCD is correct by measuring the disc hubs.
https://paragonbrakes.com/rotor-rings-315x28mm-pcd-190-5mm/

I remember looking into these for replacement and believe they would have worked just never made the purchase.

You don't want me to make an insulting offer, cuz I am a low baller.

It's all good. I honestly just want to see it put to use and I've held onto it long enough. Shoot me a DM with an offer, I promise I won't be insulted, lol. I can get you pics on my next days off (Monday/Tuesday). I'm sure we can work out a deal.