1969 Triumph Spitfire
IAAI 45978198 FDU42597L
Normal wear Β· 10,100 mi Β· Ashland, VA, USA
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Remove from FinalBid1974 Triumph Spitfire was sold at IAAI (Spokane, WA) on Jun 30, 2026. Clean title Β· Front end damage Β· 1 mi. Final bid: $825.
1974 Triumph Spitfire
Final bid
$825
IAAI 45978198 FDU42597L
Normal wear Β· 10,100 mi Β· Ashland, VA, USA
IAAI 45342646 FM10084700
Normal wear Β· 3,855 mi Β· New Orleans, LA, USA
IAAI 45444968 FM71614U
Normal wear Β· 72,091 mi Β· Bessemer, AL, USA
Copart 54622596 FM2246U
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