1982 FIAT Spider
IAAI 42756569 2FAAS00BXC5003082
Front end Β· 94,674 mi Β· Grove City, OH, USA
1979 FIAT Spider was sold at Copart (Candia, NH) on Feb 20, 2024. All over damage Β· 67,529 mi. Final bid: $250.
Final bid
$250
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IAAI 42756569 2FAAS00BXC5003082
Front end Β· 94,674 mi Β· Grove City, OH, USA
Copart 65291964 124CS20151060
Minor dents & scratches Β· 95,504 mi Β· Newburgh, NY, USA
Copart 63641304 124CS10097882
Normal wear Β· 97,417 mi Β· Albuquerque, NM, USA
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