1973 Ford F-150
IAAI 44214485 000000F10GNS05432
Front end · 62,115 mi · Houston, TX, USA
1972 Ford F-150
Final bid
$2,150
IAAI 44214485 000000F10GNS05432
Front end · 62,115 mi · Houston, TX, USA
Copart 58810105 2FDLF47GXNCA93448
Front end · 146,761 mi · Denver Central, CO, US...
IAAI 42649376 1FTEX14Y1KKA59105
Biohazard/chemical · 50,869 mi · Albuquerque, NM, USA
Copart 57629985 1FDLF47F7TEA50507
Front end · 211,529 mi · Somerville, NJ, USA
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