Best way to get rid of take offs?

Guys so over the 15 months that I’ve owned my taco I’ve been upgrading anD modding obviously...so my question is what’s best way to get rid of take offs? Is there a big market for them? I wouldn’t even be looking to sell high, just gain some cash while getting rid of stuff just sitting in my storage.

Stock wheels and tires were easy to get rid of.

But what about air dam (skirt) stock suspension, grille, and now with this sale....exhaust, intake, knob, etc.

I did give away my bumper cover to a fellow Tacoma crusader I met who needed one (the black thing) when I upgraded to SSO slime line.

 

Put it up for sale, or put it up for free

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/forums/3rd-gen-tacoma-parts-marketplace-2016.202/

 

There is a market for stock suspension components, but as for the rest, most of it eventually will end up here:

 

The suspension should sell, the rest of the stuff I threw away. I think I still have at least two stock exhaust somewhere in the backyard.

 

Put up it all up for sale, and if it doesn't sell after whatever time frame you feel is appropriate, give it away for free. There's usually someone that wants or needs random parts. If no one will take it for free, than yea, just throw it away.

 

dealer's service department = good will builder.

 

Craigslist, and list it for what you would, want to pay for it. Not some crazy expensive price, like a lot do.

 

i can't even give my air dam away for free

 

I threw my steel wheels on the scrap pile. All weather mats went in the dumpster.

 

Your stock suspension should be pretty easy to sell, especially if they're low miles. I bought take-off leaf springs from a 2018 to put on my 2012 a while ago. I see shocks and coils in the marketplace pretty often. The other stuff would probably move eventually at the right price.

I think the only thing you'd have trouble getting rid of would be the air dam, don't think many people want that unless someone damaged theirs or something...

Just put it all in a "yard sale" style post, and see what goes. Doesn't really hurt to try.