My opinion is to save everything! If you get rid of it now, one day you will need it and have to pay a premium to replace it. I have been saving 'Benz parts for years, and just sold 7 cars and a shed and backyard full of parts to one guy. Made good $ for stuff most people would be happy to get scrap value for. Engines/parts are getting scarce, so saving a complete running engine is worth it in the long run.

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All Diesel Fleet
1985 R107 300SLD TURBODIESEL
2005 E320 CDI (daily)

LOTS of parts for sale!


EGR block kit
http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/diesel-discussion/355250-sale-egr-delete-block-off-plate-kit.html

1985 CA emissions 617 owners- You Need This!
Sanden style A/C Compressor Mounting Kit for your 616/ 617 For Sale + Install Inst.

Sanden Instalation Guide (post 11):
http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/diesel-discussion/367883-sanden-retrofit-installation-guide.html

if you could engineer a stand,and rebuild it new over time

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1999 w140, quit voting to old, and to old to fight, a god damned veteran

When have you accumulated enough stuff? You go buy something you already have but have forgotten you had it. Also try to keep organized or from time to time it will be both fruitless and time consuming to attempt finding what you know you have.

Also can be frustrating to some degree in my case. Although some time much later you will accidentally find it.

Try to keep smaller stuff in zip lock bags labeled clearly. Otherwise after years you may not be sure of what it fits.

I am not a hoarder but I still have too much stuff. I should sell a lot of it before I expire. Otherwise expect it to go for next to nothing for most things today. At an estate sale.