1999 Ford Mustang
IAAI 45980741 1FAFP4441XF186459
Front end · 229,612 mi · Lincoln, IL, USA
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1FATP8UH0M5116367
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1FATP8UH0M5116367
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IAAI 45980741 1FAFP4441XF186459
Front end · 229,612 mi · Lincoln, IL, USA
Copart 70811406 1ZVHT85H755190149
Minor dents & scratches · 14,286 mi · Long Island, NY, USA
Copart 64454776 1ZVFT80N155173755
Rear end · 242,897 mi · Lexington West, KY, US...
Copart 66741636 1FA6P8AM1H5332197
Front end · 71,666 mi · Long Island, NY, USA
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