Junk, 1995 American Standard Neck

Purchased about half a year ago from a used instrument store.
The neck print indicates it was made in 1995.
After purchasing, I installed it on my own guitar and have been using it ever since.
I am selling it because I no longer prefer maple fingerboards.
Price negotiation is welcome.
Condition is poor. No returns accepted.

22 frets with extended binding.
The tuning machines are not top-of-the-line, but they will be included.
If you wish, I can also include the original American Standard genuine tuning machines for free.

Regarding the decal:
The original decal was removed when I purchased it, so I applied a third-party decal. Therefore, it is not the silver American Standard decal.

Regarding the headstock crack:
There is a deep crack along the tuning machine holes.
The condition has not changed since I purchased it, so I do not believe it is so severe as to make playing impossible.

Regarding the truss rod:
As you can see from the photos, the wood inlay is protruding, and the truss rod is not functioning. The neck is back-bowed. I was able to play it by inserting a neck shim.