2023 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon
IAAI 45423662 1C6JJTBG8PL518757
Theft Β· 16,531 mi Β· Dallas, TX, USA
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Remove from FinalBid2020 Jeep Gladiator was sold at Copart (Seaford, DE) on May 13, 2025. Non-repairable Β· Burn β engine damage Β· 0 mi. Final bid: $225.
2020 Jeep Gladiator
Final bid
$225
IAAI 45423662 1C6JJTBG8PL518757
Theft Β· 16,531 mi Β· Dallas, TX, USA
Copart 73169956 1C6RJTAG7SL528631
Front end Β· 5,214 mi Β· Los Angeles, CA, USA
Copart 73927876 1C6PJTAG8SL537538
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Copart 69919416 1C6JJTEG8RL126697
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