2014 Ford Explorer XLT
IAAI 45820336 1FM5K8D89EGA96803
Side Β· 226,392 mi Β· Caseyville, IL, USA
2002 Ford Explorer Limited was sold at Copart (Detroit, MI) on Jul 13, 2021. Clean title Β· Rear end damage Β· 179,189 mi. Final bid: $825.
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1FMZU75W02UB27520
Open the VIN history2002 Ford Explorer Limited
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1FMZU75W02UB27520
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$825
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IAAI 45820336 1FM5K8D89EGA96803
Side Β· 226,392 mi Β· Caseyville, IL, USA
Copart 57205316 1FM5K8D86EGA80123
Side Β· 142,923 mi Β· Atlanta South, GA, USA
Copart 62578456 1FMSK7FH9MGB92620
Rear end Β· 62,814 mi Β· West Palm Beach, FL, U...
Copart 51730276 1FMUK8DH2SGC85719
Minor dents & scratches Β· 11,224 mi Β· Somerville, NJ, USA
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