1972 GMC Sierra 1500
IAAI 44726192 5D80H2K501374
Front end Β· 91,915 mi Β· Tampa, FL, USA
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Remove from FinalBid1978 GMC C2500 was sold at Copart (San Bernardino, CA) on Oct 29, 2020. Vandalism damage Β· 84,266 mi. Final bid: $150.
1978 GMC C2500
Final bid
$150
IAAI 44726192 5D80H2K501374
Front end Β· 91,915 mi Β· Tampa, FL, USA
Copart 42991125 PS30PFA23571
Rear end Β· 294,551 mi Β· Tampa South, FL, USA
IAAI 41325302 CCL146Z154557
Normal wear Β· 8,182 mi Β· Fremont, CA, USA
IAAI 38455510 1GT59ME76NF138641
Rear end Β· 71,308 mi Β· Fort Myers, FL, USA
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