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Thinking about selling, what do these go for?
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Not worth much unless you specifically find someone locally that wants to return back to stock.
Keep it if you have the space, and hope someone local wants it. But otherwise consider just selling it for scrap.
Keep it if you have the space, and hope someone local wants it. But otherwise consider just selling it for scrap.
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I gave mine away for scrap. I don't think their will ever be a market. I learned that after moving and storing 3 new Harley OEM exhuasts. No one will go back to stock. Maybe your kids can sell it when someone 60 years from now is rebuilding a Mustang.
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nada zip
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Only ones really going back to stock are those that are demodding the car to trade it in.
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Will changing to exhaust back to stock really help with trade in value?
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No, but your aftermarket exhaust is worth money.
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Built4Speed
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Good point!
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I've seen some people trying to sell them for over $600. I've seen people give them away. I've seen people throw them away. You might find someone willing to buy it but chances are slim. It doesn't hurt to try tho. I had a stock exhaust from a Camaro sitting around for over a year before I got tired of it being there. So I just threw it in my scrap dumpster. If you get nothing for it you break even. If you get a 6-pack for it then you're ahead of the game.
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