2004 Dodge 1500 SLT
Copart 54300136 1D7HA18D84J213491
Front end Β· 252,598 mi Β· Mobile, AL, USA
2012 Ram 1500 Lone Star was sold at Copart (Salt Lake City, UT) on Oct 23, 2026. Clean title Β· Minor dents & scratches damage Β· 196,380 mi. Final bid: $1,050.
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1C6RD6LT1CS290060
Open the VIN history2012 Ram 1500 Lone Star
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1C6RD6LT1CS290060
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$1,050
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| Date | Platform | Lot # | Final bid | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 11, 2026 | Copart | 52449036 | $2,000 | Sold by Buy now |
| May 8, 2026 | Copart | 52449036 | $1,500 | On approval |
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Copart 54300136 1D7HA18D84J213491
Front end Β· 252,598 mi Β· Mobile, AL, USA
Copart 69313296 1B7HF13Y41J272362
Front end Β· 195,348 mi Β· Milwaukee South, WI, U...
Copart 68693136 1D7HA182X6S686255
All over Β· 235,972 mi Β· Dyer, IN, USA
Copart 64923956 1D7RV1CT3BS641158
Front end Β· 188,101 mi Β· St. Cloud, MN, USA
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