1985 Chevrolet Corvette
IAAI 45316183 1G1YY0783F5113968
Front end · 272,689 mi · Los Angeles, CA, USA
1972 Chevrolet Corvette
Final bid
$6,800
IAAI 45316183 1G1YY0783F5113968
Front end · 272,689 mi · Los Angeles, CA, USA
IAAI 44799561 1G1YD3D7XG5125965
Theft · 47,778 mi · Kansas City, KS, USA
IAAI 46025173 1G1AY8780C5121165
Normal wear · 1 mi · Houston, TX, USA
IAAI 46122469 1G1YK3D78H5111117
Electrical · 32,676 mi · Hudson, FL, USA
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