Stock parts.....
Stock parts.....
Another question I’m sure has been asked a million times:
What do you guys do with your stock parts post mod? I’m accumulating quite a pile and it is only going to get worse! With the exception of the stock mufflers which I just traded for some interior trim pieces, I have:
Air box
Exhaust tips
Interior trim pieces
Exhaust manifold
Radio/CD player
Six CD changer
Side markers
Third brake light
Hood badge
Plastic center caps
Springs
I have a bunch more mods planned, so the pile is going to get bigger and bigger. Will it be a resale issue to not have the stock parts? Should I try to sell them on E-bay? Find someplace to store them? Throw them out? What do you guys do?
What do you guys do with your stock parts post mod? I’m accumulating quite a pile and it is only going to get worse! With the exception of the stock mufflers which I just traded for some interior trim pieces, I have:
Air box
Exhaust tips
Interior trim pieces
Exhaust manifold
Radio/CD player
Six CD changer
Side markers
Third brake light
Hood badge
Plastic center caps
Springs
I have a bunch more mods planned, so the pile is going to get bigger and bigger. Will it be a resale issue to not have the stock parts? Should I try to sell them on E-bay? Find someplace to store them? Throw them out? What do you guys do?
In owning a few modified cars in the past...it's in your best interest to keep all of the stock parts.
As you tire of the car and eventually move to sell the car the car is worth little more with the mods on the car than a stock car would be worth...and this is only to the "right" buyer. To a dealer it actually makes the car worth less in the event that you would look to trade the car
You get a much better return by returning the car to as close to stock as possible and selling off the Mods. It does however suck to store all of the stock parts though.
Andy
As you tire of the car and eventually move to sell the car the car is worth little more with the mods on the car than a stock car would be worth...and this is only to the "right" buyer. To a dealer it actually makes the car worth less in the event that you would look to trade the car
You get a much better return by returning the car to as close to stock as possible and selling off the Mods. It does however suck to store all of the stock parts though.
Andy
I'd probably just keep them in a box somewhere...
On a side note, any interesting interior trim pieces you want to sell?
Shoot me a PM if you have anything in alum or carbon but I doubt it.
On a side note, any interesting interior trim pieces you want to sell?
Shoot me a PM if you have anything in alum or carbon but I doubt it.
I suppose I can keep the stuff. It's going to be an issue when I start trading bodyparts. Bumpers take up a lot of room. But, I agree. Selling the mods after returning th car to stock would be best. If I ever sell my baby. Which I probably never will....
(Sorry, no CF pieces. just stock stuff).
(Sorry, no CF pieces. just stock stuff).
where are you located? im looking for a bunch of stock parts, but need to be local in NY/NJ/CT area...
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