1980 Subaru Brat
Copart 70427806 A69L522318
Front end Β· 64,102 mi Β· Boise, ID, USA
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Remove from FinalBid1978 Subaru Brat was sold at Copart (Fresno, CA) on Apr 25, 2022. Mechanical damage Β· 346,782 mi. Final bid: $4,600.
1978 Subaru Brat
Final bid
$4,600
Copart 70427806 A69L522318
Front end Β· 64,102 mi Β· Boise, ID, USA
IAAI 45392337 JF2AT53B8FE504086
Rear end Β· 178,525 mi Β· Winder, GA, USA
Copart 52484026 JF1VA1C67J9813847
Side Β· 76,913 mi Β· Mcallen, TX, USA
Copart 55991316 JF3AU53B3HE500748
Rear end Β· 264,708 mi Β· Spokane, WA, USA
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