1980 Ford F-100
Copart 70129924 F10EUGJ5928
Mechanical · 999,999 mi · Baton Rouge, LA, USA
Final bid
$90
Copart 70129924 F10EUGJ5928
Mechanical · 999,999 mi · Baton Rouge, LA, USA
Copart 62665414 F10YRF17590
Front end · 4,548 mi · Ogden, UT, USA
Copart 64861194 99A1873169
Rear end · 2,455 mi · Denver South, CO, USA
Copart 61841334 1FTCF10E7BPA46285
Front end · 19,045 mi · Dallas, TX, USA
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