Best place to sell stock third gen trd or suspension?

I recently lifted my 2018 third gen tacoma and I'm looking to sell my stock components but im not sure where to list them. I live in Tennessee and don't want to deal with shipping them but I will if it's necessary. I've only ever sold things on facebook marketplace, but Where have ya'll had luck getting rid of them?

 

How many miles do your stock components have? I may be interested. I always use Facebook marketplace and have had good luck.

 

Without knowing anything about them.. just curious why you want to sell 6-7 year old factory suspension instead of just throwing it out. New the stock OR setup only fetches about $250-300 (with <2k miles). And if the Bilstein's have over ~60k miles they're probably just about blown out by now. If there's a local subforum for the area you're in on this board post em up for free or a case of beer on that thread.

 

As @drizzoh said, I took them off just before 60k but they still feel like they've not life in them. Most of the mileage is just from driving to and from college, I never did a lot of heavy offroading with them on. I just want to get them out of the way and as a broke college student I can't pass up the opportunity to possibly get some extra cash lol.

 

Facebook marketplace is where I sold mine five years ago.

 

Or right here under the sell tab

 

With 60k, just see if you can donate them locally or send em to scrap.

 

I have a set F/R 100 miles on them and I can't give them away. Only reason I'm still holding on to them (should pitch them) have storage room.

 

Location? I have a set you can have for free 100 miles on them.

 

Nashville, TN. I’m really looking for the Bilstein shocks from the OR but I’d be down for Sport shocks if you’re willing to ship. I’d pay for the ride

 

I'd recommend cleaning them up to make them look presentable. List them locally on Offer-up, Facebook M/P or your local C/L. If they're at 60K, there isn't much left in them and I'm thinking $50-$75. Once you clean them and check the condition, you'll really know how those 60K miles have treated them.