2002 Buick Regal LS
Copart 63563616 2G4WB52K721105816
Front end Β· 180,919 mi Β· Phoenix North, AZ, USA
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Remove from FinalBid1979 Buick Regal was sold at Copart (Vallejo, CA) on Apr 8, 2022. Minor dents & scratches damage Β· 56,827 mi. Final bid: $2,050.
1979 Buick Regal
Final bid
$2,050
Copart 63563616 2G4WB52K721105816
Front end Β· 180,919 mi Β· Phoenix North, AZ, USA
Copart 70847596 W04GM6SX7J1119962
Rear end Β· 95,622 mi Β· Helena, MT, USA
Copart 69166386 2G4GL5EX8H9139931
Front end Β· 75,647 mi Β· Lincoln, NE, USA
Copart 56627196 W04GP6SX7J1134002
Rear end Β· 112,993 mi Β· Kansas City, KS, USA
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