Regardless of condition, it's a rubber-bumper car, which is less valuable, and since it's after 1975, in California it has to be smogged. That greatly reduces your options for having fun with the car. Out here, people are lucky to get over $3500 for these, almost regardless of condition.
I don't know how many LBC ads I've seen claiming incredibly low "original" miles. It's flat-out impossible for all these really to be original. I just don't believe it unless it's documented. And, even if true, is it really good that the car was driven only an average of 225 miles a year? How many years did it sit unused? Parts of cars deteriorate with time, not only with mileage.
And, finally, is it really original? That paint stripe says "repaint" to me, and some things look just too clean to be original. I'd be interested to hear an evaluation from someone more conversant with this year of car than me.
It looks like a nice car, though, all in all, and if the seller would set a rational price and drop the BS, someone might be thrilled to get it.