1982 FIAT 124
Copart 70333966 ZFAAS00B7C8188934
Normal wear Β· 68,079 mi Β· Ft. Worth, TX, USA
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Remove from FinalBid1980 FIAT 124 was sold at Copart (Portland North, OR) on Feb 23, 2022. Minor dents & scratches damage Β· 85,472 mi. Final bid: $2,550.
1980 FIAT 124
Final bid
$2,550
| Date | Platform | Lot # | Final bid | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 4, 2022 | Copart | 42980832 | $750 | Sold |
Copart 70333966 ZFAAS00B7C8188934
Normal wear Β· 68,079 mi Β· Ft. Worth, TX, USA
Copart 72985686 124CS10116157
Normal wear Β· 40,229 mi Β· Hayward, CA, USA
IAAI 46282765 ZFAAS00B7C5001421
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IAAI 45595403 0000124CS10074212
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