What to do with old OEM parts?

[Hardac_]

So I have an OEM downpipe and exhaust sitting in my garage taking up space. Is there a market for it or should I just keep holding onto it just in case?

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[Supra_UK_]

Most people here generally say to scrap it as no one buys them, someone might take it off you for free however.

 

[bushido]

So I have an OEM downpipe and exhaust sitting in my garage taking up space. Is there a market for it or should I just keep holding onto it just in case?

i'm not sure if he's still buying DPs, but worth mentioning him: @NitroYellowMKV

 

[suicidaleggroll]

The downpipe will fetch quite a bit of money for the rare metals. The exhaust I dunno, let me know if you find some use for it because mine’s just taking up a lot of space in my garage.

 

[MisterSkiz]

I save all my stuff - do you need your downpipe in order to pass emissions in the future?

 

[NitroYellowMKV]

So Oem Downpipe at one point were very valuable, $1300+ at it peak; while they are still not worthless, it’s only at about $300-350 now. Stock catback no one really buys. But if you have the space keep it, when you go back to stock it’s a lot easier to sell the aftermarket catback

 

[Crypto79]

I would never sell my OEM parts, you never know

 

[Axix23]

So I have an OEM downpipe and exhaust sitting in my garage taking up space. Is there a market for it or should I just keep holding onto it just in case?

keep it and hold onto it. You will thank me when you go to sell it or trade it in…

 

[FLtrackdays]

Mine are in a box. It was nice when I heard “if you only still had your OEM top hats” - LOL - I did and was able to get in an extra track weekend. Cuz like @Crypto79 said, ya never know…

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