1949 Dodge 1500

IAAI lot #42280340

Burn · 1 mi · Greenwood, NE, USA

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Final bid

$200

Sold Sold at auction Sep 17, 2026

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Auction result

Sale date: Sep 17, 2026
Location: Greenwood, NE, USA
Sale status: Sold
Condition: Enhanced
Reserve met: No
Est. repair: $0
Actual cash value: $12,000
Salvage #: 42772469
Seller: State Farm Insurance · trusted

Vehicle details

VIN: 83342148X
Lot #: IAAI 42280340
Odometer: 1 mi · not actual
Year: 1949
Body color: Brown
Interior color: Brown
Fuel: Other
Vehicle type: Automobile
Primary damage: Burn
Loss type: Fire
Keys: Yes

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