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1997 Honda Odyssey

1997 Honda Odyssey was sold at Copart (Denver Central, CO) on Sep 30, 2025. Salvage title Β· Side damage Β· 187,274 mi. Final bid: $500.

Copart lot #66729925
Side Β· 187,274 mi Β· Denver Central, CO, USA

Final bid

$500

Sold by Buy now Salvage title Sold at auction Sep 30, 2025
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Auction result

Sale date
Sep 30, 2025
Sale status
Sold by Buy now
Sale document
Salvage title
Condition
Run & drive
Avg final bid
$366
Est. repair
$5,880
Actual cash value
$5,880
Seller
ProgressiveVerified

Vehicle details

VIN
RA41003982
Lot #
Copart 66729925
Odometer
187,274 mi Β· not actual
Year
1997
Body color
Silver
Transmission
Automatic
Vehicle type
Automobile
Primary damage
Side
Secondary damage
Front end
Keys
Yes

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