1976 BMW 2002
Copart 67477206 2378935
Normal wear Β· 85,252 mi Β· Portland North, OR, US...
1976 BMW 2002 was sold at Copart (Tampa South, FL) on May 19, 2023. Clean title Β· Front end damage Β· 64,462 mi. Final bid: $1,600.
Final bid
$1,600
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Copart 67477206 2378935
Normal wear Β· 85,252 mi Β· Portland North, OR, US...
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