1991 Toyota Pickup DLX
IAAI 46386922 JT4RN13P3M6025047
Rollover Β· 199,053 mi Β· Spokane, WA, USA
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Remove from FinalBid1979 Toyota Pickup was sold at Copart (Las Vegas West, NV) on May 18, 2026. Non-repairable Β· Burn damage Β· 0 mi. Final bid: $125.
1979 Toyota Pickup
Final bid
$125
IAAI 46386922 JT4RN13P3M6025047
Rollover Β· 199,053 mi Β· Spokane, WA, USA
IAAI 46439319 JT4RN93P9R5101673
Normal wear Β· 191,109 mi Β· Rancho Cordova, CA, US...
Copart 73162316 JT4RN81A4R5198290
Front end Β· 117,092 mi Β· Spanaway, WA, USA
Copart 73376746 JT4RN93P6N5053236
Rear end Β· 180,234 mi Β· Spanaway, WA, USA
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