Everything shown is included, the only parts required are 8x sealed bearings, they are standard generic sizes and are very easy to source via ebay (obviously generic bearings, not actual Rocky Mountain bearings). All bearing sizes are detailed in the photos. Please note that new bearings will need to be pressed in.
Cosmetically extremly scruffy, peppered with paint chips, scratches, marks, failed paint, cable rub, missing paint, dent on the underside bear the bottom bracket shell. Could be rebuilt and would look respectable but imagine someone would be willing to go all-in and complete the job properly.
Structurally it's OK, the dent isn't ideal, the areas of failed paint is a slight concern as it's impossible to know whats going on underneath without striping it, aluminium does fail, my guess is that it's just surface damage.
Although clearly well used it was all pretty firm before it was dismantled, I'd suggest that it will all go back together firmer than the visual condition suggests.
The Fox shox hasn't been fully tested, it definitely holds air and the primary function works, can't confirm that the Propedal function is fully operational, genuinely no known issues.
All the orignal fixings are present, correct and supplied. Will be supplied fully dismantled as-per the last photo.