2020 Ford Expedition Max XLT
Copart 66145956 1FMJK1HTXLEA85760
Front end Β· 145,697 mi Β· Denver Central, CO, US...
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Remove from FinalBid2017 Ford Expedition was sold at Copart (Wichita, KS) on Jul 7, 2025. Salvage title Β· Front end damage Β· 174,738 mi. Final bid: $1,950.
2017 Ford Expedition
Final bid
$1,950
| Date | Platform | Lot # | Final bid | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 30, 2025 | Copart | 51689585 | No reserve | |
| Jun 23, 2025 | Copart | 51689585 | No reserve |
Copart 66145956 1FMJK1HTXLEA85760
Front end Β· 145,697 mi Β· Denver Central, CO, US...
Copart 68097876 1FMJK1MT8JEA40318
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Copart 65222206 1FMFK18528LA72107
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Copart 73815566 1FMJK1JT8LEA62584
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