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I'm with the crowd that says keep it and use it as your work vehicle.
If you are selling, don't list repairs, list maintained with records available.
The alternator / battery stuff is worthless to a buyer. If the headunit has bluetooth, just list it was upgraded to a bluetooth capable head unit. As others have suggested, it's going to scream hacked aftermarket install.
Unless you have photos showing a show-quality install of the remote start and head unit, I'd just list them as features, but not go into detail.
When I hear about remote start and aftermarket radio, I see twisted wires and black electrical tape holding it all together.
Have it detailed and then see if you want to keep it or still want to sell it on.