2001 Dodge 1500
IAAI 45296139 3B7HC12Z31G185489
Front end Β· 210,037 mi Β· Granite City, IL, USA
2012 Ram 1500 Sport was sold at Copart (Cicero, IN) on Oct 13, 2026. Salvage title Β· Front end damage Β· 97,536 mi. Final bid: $4,900.
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1C6RD7HT0CS150452
Open the VIN history2012 Ram 1500 Sport
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1C6RD7HT0CS150452
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$4,900
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IAAI 45296139 3B7HC12Z31G185489
Front end Β· 210,037 mi Β· Granite City, IL, USA
IAAI 46304818 1B7HC16Y6RS702614
Normal wear Β· 133,158 mi Β· Granite City, IL, USA
IAAI 45923521 1D7HA18K78J236801
Repossession Β· 235,189 mi Β· Donna, TX, USA
IAAI 46086276 1B7HC16Y5VJ511508
Rear end Β· 240,674 mi Β· Millington, TN, USA
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