2017 Ram 1500 Big Horn
Copart 67872756 1C6RR7TT3HS797847
Side Β· 126,038 mi Β· Denver, CO, USA
2018 Ram 1500 Sport was sold at Copart (Kansas City, KS) on Oct 13, 2026. Clean title Β· Mechanical damage Β· 132,482 mi.
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1C6RR7HT4JS349535
Open the VIN history2018 Ram 1500 Sport
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1C6RR7HT4JS349535
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| Date | Platform | Lot # | Final bid | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 8, 2026 | Copart | 68379266 | $5,300 | On approval |
| Oct 6, 2026 | Copart | 68379266 | $7,000 | On approval |
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Copart 67872756 1C6RR7TT3HS797847
Side Β· 126,038 mi Β· Denver, CO, USA
Copart 67541296 1C6RR7LT5ES437829
Front end Β· 168,141 mi Β· Memphis, TN, USA
Copart 70316026 3C6RR7LT7GG344790
Front end Β· 42,998 mi Β· Lincoln, NE, USA
Copart 67285336 1C6SRFGT9KN615371
Side Β· 57,965 mi Β· Lincoln, NE, USA
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