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2013 GMC Sierra 2500HD Denali — VIN 1GT125E81DF127594

Copart lot #51645696
Minor dents & scratches · 272,822 mi · Southern Illinois, IL, USA
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$3,100

Sold Sold at auction Jun 15, 2026

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Auction result

Sale date
Jun 15, 2026
Sale status
Sold
Condition
Run & drive
Reserve met
No
Avg final bid
$5,782
Est. repair
$10,949
Actual cash value
$16,267

Vehicle details

VIN
1GT125E81DF127594
Lot #
Copart 51645696
Odometer
272,822 mi
Year
2013
Body color
White
Interior color
Black
Engine
6.6L · 8 cyl
Fuel
Diesel
Transmission
Automatic
Drive
AWD
Vehicle type
Automobile
Primary damage
Minor dents & scratches
Title
Salvage title
Keys
Yes

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