2010 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer
Copart 68355406 1FMEU7EE1AUB12920
Front end · 137,662 mi · Miami Central, FL, USA
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1FMSK7DH9LGC73666
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1FMSK7DH9LGC73666
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| Date | Platform | Lot # | Final bid | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 17, 2025 | Copart | 78392974 | Minimum bid | |
| Jan 10, 2025 | Copart | 78392974 | Minimum bid |
This VIN appeared at auction 3 times. Accidents, odometer readings and owners — all in the full history report.
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Copart 68355406 1FMEU7EE1AUB12920
Front end · 137,662 mi · Miami Central, FL, USA
Copart 70424466 1FMSK7DHXLGA10084
Minor dents & scratches · 99,572 mi · Mocksville, NC, USA
IAAI 46119506 1FMZU64K94UA02852
Normal wear · 1 mi · Lake City, GA, USA
IAAI 45592956 1FM5K7D88HGC13172
All over · 182,443 mi · Tulsa, OK, USA
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