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Without more details and quality, and without considering accessories, the going price could be between $150 and $1,000.
I've thought about getting a RAS before and watch them come & go on eBay and CraigsList ... unfortunately, not as much demand for those as other tools (though I'd still like to have one sometimes)
My guess is you could sell it easily for $200. Probably even $250. $300 might be a stretch. Not knowing what it cost new I'd say 50 cents on the dollar would be very fair to whoever bought it.
BTW. you have plenty of room in that shop for the miter saw. Just modify the left table, about 4' from the RAS to incorporate the miter saw into a common in/out feed table.
I don't own a table saw anymore because of space limitations. My one saw is a 35 year old craftsman 12" RAS with portable in/out feed rollers and modified table supports.
I know I'm in the minority but my choice for ONE saw was the RAS over the table saw when I had to downsize. Still happy with that decision after 10 years. Don't do hardly any small woodworking stuff though. Ripping small stuff on the RAS isn't for the 'faint of heart'.
Just modify the left table, about 4' from the RAS to incorporate the miter saw into a common in/out feed table.
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