2013 Ford Explorer XLT
IAAI 46105778 1FM5K8D82DGC80611
Side Β· 231,392 mi Β· Simpsonville, SC, USA
2002 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer was sold at Copart (Appleton, WI) on Aug 19, 2019. Clean title Β· Mechanical damage Β· 999,999 mi.
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1FMZU74W92ZC22534
Open the VIN history2002 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer
The archive shows the sale. The VIN history shows the rest: title brands, accident reports, odometer entries and owner count.
1FMZU74W92ZC22534
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IAAI 46105778 1FM5K8D82DGC80611
Side Β· 231,392 mi Β· Simpsonville, SC, USA
IAAI 45929043 1FMUK8DH4SGA21093
All over Β· 76,549 mi Β· Medford, NY, USA
IAAI 45886793 1FM5K8D89DGC14850
Front end Β· 208,016 mi Β· Columbus, OH, USA
IAAI 46080665 1FMSK7FH6NGA63963
Side Β· 125,517 mi Β· Sanford, FL, USA
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