2022 Ram 1500 Lone Star
IAAI 46206809 1C6RREFT5NN219498
Normal wear Β· 19,870 mi Β· Donna, TX, USA
2018 Ram 1500 Laramie was sold at Copart (Van Nuys, CA) on Feb 23, 2026. Clean title Β· Minor dents & scratches damage Β· 64,284 mi. Final bid: $12,000.
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1C6RR6NM9JS354060
Open the VIN history2018 Ram 1500 Laramie
The archive shows the sale. The VIN history shows the rest: title brands, accident reports, odometer entries and owner count.
1C6RR6NM9JS354060
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$12,000
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| Date | Platform | Lot # | Final bid | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 20, 2026 | Copart | 75481565 | $7,600 | Minimum bid |
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IAAI 46206809 1C6RREFT5NN219498
Normal wear Β· 19,870 mi Β· Donna, TX, USA
IAAI 45606586 1C6RR7LT3HS613118
Front end Β· 110,584 mi Β· Justin, TX, USA
Copart 71198866 1C6SRFBTXKN910325
Front end Β· 0 mi Β· West Palm Beach, FL, U...
Copart 66712726 1C6SRFFT4MN554869
Front end Β· 144,886 mi Β· Akron, OH, USA
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