2015 Ram 1500 Laramie
Copart 67561536 1C6RR7NT0FS759731
Side Β· 183,600 mi Β· Andrews, TX, USA
2015 Ram 1500 was sold at Copart (Tucson, AZ) on Oct 25, 2019. Salvage title Β· Rear end damage Β· 86,823 mi. Final bid: $9,500.
Final bid
$9,500
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Copart 67561536 1C6RR7NT0FS759731
Side Β· 183,600 mi Β· Andrews, TX, USA
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