What are these parts worth?

[CCOlotti]

Hey everyone.

Taking delivery of a 2021 rubicon today. It already got the Mopar Lift and new tires/wheels as well as new bumpers

My question is what are the take off parts worth to try and sell basically brand new? The list is below but I have no idea what people have gotten for them

OEM wheels and 33"Tire
OEM fox 2.0 shocks, and parts removed for lift kit
OEM Front Bumper
OEM rear bumper

If anyone can help with price ranges I can look to post on the boards here and on FB marketplace etc.

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[Gvsukids]

Hey everyone.

Taking delivery of a 2021 rubicon today. It already got the Mopar Lift and new tires/wheels as well as new bumpers

My question is what are the take off parts worth to try and sell basically brand new? The list is below but I have no idea what people have gotten for them

OEM wheels and 33"Tire
OEM fox 2.0 shocks, and parts removed for lift kit
OEM Front Bumper
OEM rear bumper

If anyone can help with price ranges I can look to post on the boards here and on FB marketplace etc.

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/forums/member-marketplace.62/

 

[HorneyBadger]

The OEM tires will sell quickly if you ask a decent price. I've seen 800-1200. usually sell well if 1000 or less. The takeoff shocks springs are good for 400ish max. But its all about the demand. This usually sells well with Sport owners wanting a little better.

Bumpers, MEH! if you have the front steel that will take a winch, you might sell it.

 

[HjStrater]

I've noticed location matters a lot for the suspension take offs. Around me in MN supply is low so they get picked up for $300-400. $200 isn't uncommon though but tend to go fast, and you don't see many in this price range any more.

Wheels and tires seem to be in the $1000 range like the other guy mentioned.

Only steel bumpers are worth anything but they are sought after, and don't come up often.

 

[CCOlotti]

Thanks that helps a lot as to where to start. The wheels and tires at least with 33’s mounted should fetch the most. Need to find a few places to post and be patient.

 

[kevman65]

Wheels and tires, $1000 and stick to your guns.

Put them on Craigslist, probably be gone in less than a week. JK and JL guys snatch them up fast. They fit, new tires, and a better OEM wheel.

On this Board, as any other Board is, no one wants to pay as much, but if they are selling they expect top dollar. I had a BUNCH of low ball offers before I put them on Craigslist.

 

[CCOlotti]

Wheels and tires, $1000 and stick to your guns.

Put them on Craigslist, probably be gone in less than a week. JK and JL guys snatch them up fast. They fit, new tires, and a better OEM wheel.

On this Board, as any other Board is, no one wants to pay as much, but if they are selling they expect top dollar. I had a BUNCH of low ball offers before I put them on Craigslist.

I was going to post here, CL, and also on FB marketplace as well.

 

[cgflyer]

I got $1100 for my stock rims and Falken 33" MTs, gave my front bumper away and sold my rear bumper and hitch for $100 and my Rubi fender flares for $40.

 

[johnparjr]

I can give you $10 Hobo dollars for it all

 

[WhatExit?]

The steel front winch bumper is worth a lot and it's silly to replace it but do not give it away - it will have a lot of value to other Gladiator owners.

I have that bumper and it's way better in every way than any aftermarket bumper except if you're determined to have a different look. It's factory so it's safe (no potential lawsuit issues should you get in an accident with another vehicle), works really well, the ends come off, there are add-on options available for it - it's great.

As for the Springs and shocks, the shocks are crap with Fox stickers on them. Likely not worth much if anything except to someone who doesn't know any better (there are much better shocks available at reasonable prices). The springs could possibly be worth more than the shocks.

 

[CCOlotti]

The steel front winch bumper is worth a lot and it's silly to replace it but do not give it away - it will have a lot of value to other Gladiator owners.

I have that bumper and it's way better in every way than any aftermarket bumper except if you're determined to have a different look. It's factory so it's safe (no potential lawsuit issues should you get in an accident with another vehicle), works really well, the ends come off, there are add-on options available for it - it's great.

As for the Springs and shocks, the shocks are crap with Fox stickers on them. Likely not worth much if anything except to someone who doesn't know any better (there are much better shocks available at reasonable prices). The springs could possibly be worth more than the shocks.

I didn’t get the winch front bumper had decided on a fab fours so wasn’t a need for it. I’ll post it maybe someone that had a fender bender will need it. Did that with my JK.

 

[DocMike]

I paid $200 for my Rubicon shocks and springs. Out of Denver. Seen them as high as $999. Dude was truly a mile high on his pricing. When I part out things, and I do this a lot...I look at what the market will support. CL and FB. Then if I want to move it, I price it a bit under the competition.

I've noticed location matters a lot for the suspension take offs. Around me in MN supply is low so they get picked up for $300-400. $200 isn't uncommon though but tend to go fast, and you don't see many in this price range any more.

Wheels and tires seem to be in the $1000 range like the other guy mentioned.

Only steel bumpers are worth anything but they are sought after, and don't come up often.

 

[Lynn_F]

I got $1100 for my stock rims and Falken 33" MTs, gave my front bumper away and sold my rear bumper and hitch for $100 and my Rubi fender flares for $40.

Damn! I would have given you a lot more for your highline fenders...still would if u want to buy them back!!

 

[DocMike]

Yeah....I will be stalking eBay for gobi rubicon front fenders fenders. I have color match fenders and it would be swell to get some Rubi take offs.

Damn! I would have given you a lot more for your highline fenders...still would if u want to buy them back!!

 

[HjStrater]

I paid $200 for my Rubicon shocks and springs. Out of Denver. Seen them as high as $999. Dude was truly a mile high on his pricing. When I part out things, and I do this a lot...I look at what the market will support. CL and FB. Then if I want to move it, I price it a bit under the competition.

I paid $200 too, but it took me waiting it out a bit and making an offer to a guy who hadn't even bought his lift yet.

I bet the guy that had them listed at $999 was a dOnT lOw BAll mE I KnOw wHAt I GoT type guy too. Have seen a few of those on the local craigslist.

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