Midwest

Just wondering if it's worth making space to store the original 5.0 cold air intake CIA & Mufflers? FYI we weight the 5.0 factory mufflers, 20lbs each, felt like 25lbs. The new Bassoni axelback 14lbs each

Ministang

I always keep my stock parts. One reason is so if I ever sell the car, I can return it to stock. I've never regretted keeping stock parts around, but I have regretted in the past when I sold or got rid of the stock parts.

2k7gtcs

I've kept every part.

If and when I sell the car I can recoup far more value by returning it to stock as much as possible and selling the aftermarket parts to the good people here.

edumspeed

I regret dumping my cars stock parts, specially the stock air intakes.

Midwest

Thanks for the replies! Wednesday is trash pick up, was going to dump it all or at least the mufflers,

Glenn

I'm glad I kept mine

Evil_Capri

Moving to general 2010+ Mustang section, but will leave a link for a couple of days . . .

. . . . . original poster where are you from?

Overboost

Definitely keep the stock parts. When/if you decide to sell, return the car to stock as much as you can, and sell it that way. You'll make more money and get more interest.

My last car I owned was returned to stock and parted out. I made all of my money back that I paid out in mods, and most of them were on the car for two years or more.

Big Poppa

I was planning to sell my stock parts, guess I better hang on to them.

5 DOT 0

Keep the intake for sure and maybe sell the mufflers. Is there a craigslist for the area where you live? It's free to list stuff for sale and I'd try that before throwing the mufflers away.