1965 AMC Rambler
Copart 77033835 H318998
Minor dents & scratches · 82,027 mi · Van Nuys, CA, USA
1965 AMC Rambler was sold at Copart (Orlando North, FL) on Dec 16, 2024. Salvage title · Water/flood damage · 35,651 mi. Final bid: $1,650.
1965 AMC Rambler
Final bid
$1,650
Copart 77033835 H318998
Minor dents & scratches · 82,027 mi · Van Nuys, CA, USA
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