1960 Nash Metropolitan
Copart 53740196 E70466
Partial repair · 68,910 mi · St. Louis, MO, USA
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Remove from FinalBid1957 Nash Metropolitan was sold at Copart (Tampa South, FL) on Nov 15, 2024. Non-repairable · Water/flood damage · 0 mi. Final bid: $3,300.
1957 Nash Metropolitan
Final bid
$3,300
Copart 53740196 E70466
Partial repair · 68,910 mi · St. Louis, MO, USA
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