1979 GMC C Series C3500
Copart 54556666 TCL339J511834
Front end Β· 70,397 mi Β· Spanaway, WA, USA
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Remove from FinalBid1979 GMC C3500 was sold at Copart (Springfield, MO) on Jul 13, 2026. Clean title Β· Hail damage Β· 88,170 mi. Final bid: $325.
1979 GMC C3500
Final bid
$325
Copart 54556666 TCL339J511834
Front end Β· 70,397 mi Β· Spanaway, WA, USA
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