2006 Ford Explorer Limited
IAAI 46262994 1FMEU75826UA62725
Normal wear Β· 215,242 mi Β· Woodburn, OR, USA
2015 Ford Explorer XLT was sold at Copart (Macon, GA) on May 7, 2026. Salvage title Β· Front end damage Β· 153,419 mi. Final bid: $525.
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1FM5K7D80FGC58068
Open the VIN history2015 Ford Explorer XLT
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1FM5K7D80FGC58068
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$525
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IAAI 46262994 1FMEU75826UA62725
Normal wear Β· 215,242 mi Β· Woodburn, OR, USA
IAAI 46067745 1FM5K7D82KGA37307
Front end Β· 99,199 mi Β· Palmetto, FL, USA
IAAI 45666377 1FM5K8HT3GGB95330
Front end Β· 113,584 mi Β· Acworth, GA, USA
IAAI 45999859 1FMZU63E1YZC60836
Front end Β· 135,183 mi Β· Justin, TX, USA
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