$738-$876

If you're looking to put a CPR in there; you're married to it!
$500 tops. The game is only worth $1000 in Very good condition.
There are tons of these, If you don't want to put in a playfield; pass on this and keep looking.

I wouldn't go over $500 for a working beater.

I sold a Xenon in June for $800. Fully working but significant lower playfield wear (I'd put on a waterslide decal over the poor touch-up work there). Rest of the playfield was fine (standard wear; I'd replaced the broken plastics). Cab was decent but visible wear. All in all player's grade (backglass was almost perfect I suppose but otherwise nothing really to write home about). Had some interest at $850 but no one committed until I dropped to $800.

Anyway, hope that helps!

EDIT: I should note I probably started around $1100 or $1200 originally, so you might be able to get him down. The Pinside average sale price of $1400 meant I had little context as to what they move at in the condition I had. So I just kept dropping it more and more until the market responded. So, he might go lower if he was like me and really had no clue what it is worth (I assume Pinside's number is inflated due to restored examples).

It's a very popular title. While "we" wouldn't pay over $500 for it many would.

Pricing seems to be very location specific. I am in Eastern Ontario, so Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal are the main markets. Xenon in poor condition sells for $1500 CAD. I actually bought two at that price and made a good one and a bad one from them then resold the bad one for $1500 again. I marvel at some the low prices I see in the US.