1978 Ford F-100
Copart 69959276 F10GNBE6485
Minor dents & scratches · 75,827 mi · Houston, TX, USA
1950 Ford F-100
Final bid
$16,200
Copart 69959276 F10GNBE6485
Minor dents & scratches · 75,827 mi · Houston, TX, USA
Copart 65690876 F10YCA56692
Front end · 95,218 mi · Atlanta West, GA, USA
Copart 60682836 F11YRP24372
Burn · 0 mi · Honolulu, HI, USA
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