Milton

So im in the process of cleaning out my car inside and out changing fluids etc getting ready for summer and ive come to realize that everything ive been replacing has been piling up in the trunk. This gets me thinking whats everyone do with all those parts that come off theyre cars throw em out? stack em up around the house? post them on ebay and try to makea buck?

mjr46

you mean stock take off parts in favor of performance parts...or just take off used junk parts?? if so in both cases I throw them away...stock sucks

Milton

ya just the stock junk, was just wonderin if the was any market for any of it. i couldnt really see any of itselling, who really replaces broken 5.0 parts with stock parts

stang8689

I hold on to some but try to sell most on Ebay

mjr46

if I replace an intake then I take it to the scrap yard and turn it in for aluminum ..for money = not much but better than nothing

Milton

do thet go for very much/is it worth the effort. i dont have an ebay account, or one that ive used and have a rating anyway so i see my self tossin them out cause i have no where to put anything i take off

MustangMan628

I hang onto everything. As the old expression goes, worthless $hit too valuable to throw away. Although, I also have multiple friends with Foxes and buy ponies at the drop of a hat when I get a good deal. You never know when you need something stupid like a throttle body bolt or 7 rib PS pulley.

rust_stang

I also hold on to all my parts I'm not using, because you never know when you'll need it. At least for me thats how it goes.

stangbanger87

i hang on to my stock parts just incase . but there is a market for the stock stuff , i use craigslist for the stuff i absolutely do not want to keep . it is free and yeah you deal with guys who just want to ask q's about the stuff and not show but eventually you do sell it . i sold my stock intake for 75 so there is a market for it

QatarStang

All my stock Jeep stuff I just throw away...

When I finally get a fox I'll probably keep the stuff around just in case, though