1983 Jeep CJ CJ7
Copart 70602216 1JCCE87E6DT008217
Rollover Β· 112,296 mi Β· Southern Illinois, IL,...
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Remove from FinalBid1980 Jeep CJ was sold at Copart (Tucson, AZ) on Sep 18, 2026. Salvage title Β· Burn β engine damage Β· 2,675 mi. Final bid: $1,350.
1980 Jeep CJ
Final bid
$1,350
Copart 70602216 1JCCE87E6DT008217
Rollover Β· 112,296 mi Β· Southern Illinois, IL,...
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