I have decided to sell my Norinco Mak-90 that I'm going to put up here on the EE. It has a US made black synthetic pistol grip, stock, upper and lower handguards. I also have the original thumbhole stock as well. It comes with 3 thirty round mags and the original 5 round hunting magazine and a Harris Bi-pod. It's in great shape with only 300 rounds through her. I am the original owner and I bought it in 93'. What would be a fair price to ask for it? Thanks for the help.
ETA, my brother got wind that I was selling it and is taking it with everything for $500. He is going to use the polymer stuff for another AK and do just what some of you said, Ironwood designs stock set with this one.

A big factor affecting price is whether the receiver is a square back, or slant back. You don't usually get your cash back on accessories, so sometimes it's better to sell them seperately. I'd say the gun is worth $400 for a square back, & less for a slant back. This is for stamped receivers. Milled about $100 more.  GARY  N4KVE

I would suggest somewhere around $450+/- depending upon condition of bluing, wood stock set, bore etc.

This seems to be where the market is at on used Mak90's.

I may be interested if it is a straight cut - let me know and post some pics

I'd sell the Harris bipod by itself if it is in good condition.  They go for over $60.00-$70.00 new don't they?  You are just giving it away with the gun.  I've got about 4 of them.

Put the gun on the EE for $550.00 with the mags and lower it by $10.00 every 3 days until it sell.  $450.00 is about what I would pay for one (straight back receiver) FTF if it had the proper US compliance parts.

Thanks for the help gentlemen. It is a stamped receiver with with the original thumb-hole stock set to go along, (not in pictures but I can take some when I get home of the original stock set), with the polymer set that's on the rifle now. It is a slant cut receiver as you can see. She is in mint condition though. I've had it since 93 but I just don't shoot it enough. I have been into AR's and don't see myself going back. Here's the pics.

That is just hideous.  I don't know why people insist on putting a polymer stock on a slant cut MAK-90.  I'd only give $350.00 for that just because of that and the last MAK-90 I sold I got $425.00 for with a thumbhole stock installed and no compliance parts 3 years ago.  Someone sees that and they are going to pay less.

An Ironwood stock is the only way to go for that rifle.  Better off putting the thumbhole stock back on it.