2022 Ford Bronco Sport Outer Banks
Copart 68737116 3FMCR9C60NRD72612
Front end Β· 81,896 mi Β· Columbus, OH, USA
1978 Ford Bronco was sold at Copart (Seaford, DE) on Sep 15, 2026. Clean title Β· Front end damage Β· 50,474 mi. Final bid: $600.
1978 Ford Bronco
Final bid
$600
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Copart 68737116 3FMCR9C60NRD72612
Front end Β· 81,896 mi Β· Columbus, OH, USA
IAAI 46112458 1FMDE6AH1TLB10015
Front end Β· 1,587 mi Β· Pembroke Pines, FL, US...
IAAI 45788438 1FMDE5BH1MLB04614
Front end Β· 53,685 mi Β· Sanford, FL, USA
Copart 60325966 3FMCR9B60RRF02542
Rear end Β· 29,468 mi Β· Van Nuys, CA, USA
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