Parting out GenII 2006 package 7 prius in wreck

My prius was wrecked this summer and I am parting it out. I did not have the heart to let the traction battery go to the junkyard providence unknown.
The car is in St Louis Missouri
The front drivers side was heavily damaged.
The Traction Battery was replaced by Toyota in 2011. So it is 2 years new (20k miles). I am asking $1000 for the battery or best offer. As the battery is the best you will get, I think it is worth a premium price
The car is silver with gray interior
The interior is a bit warn. But everthing works (drivers airbag blew, all others are complete)
Everything else is for sale, I am figuring $100 for each door (complete), $150 for the hatch,
Two tires have about 70%+ tread, michelins, two have blown tires rims OK. Steel wheels. I figure $25 for each rim, $50 each rims/tires.

All prices do not include shipping, of course no charge for someone who arrainges for pickup

I have the MFD, nav system, etc etc etc
I think the steering underneath escaped damage.
I now have the time to take it apart, so I should be able to respond quickly.
hyattdj at yahoo dot c

 

Compared to junkyard batteries. I have to disagree. But I am selling parts off my car not debating "a perfect world". In a perfect world, the bitch who would not return my car, and her son whom was to never drive my car would both be in jail for stealing my car....or better yet would have not hid my car from me before they wrecked it.

 

Since junkyard batteries can sit for months or a year or more...and they would have 10 years on the life How would it be bad for this battery? I have had NiMH batteries sit in devices for a couple of years without recharging and they retained their charge.

The car had just come off a long drive so the battery was certainly fully charged.