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1FM5K8B88HGC50232
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1FM5K8B88HGC50232
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1FMUK8KH8TGB77206 Copart 69918606
2,081 mi · Front end · Non-repairable
1FM5K7B85FGC49093 IAAI 46101987
221,945 mi · Normal wear
1FMEU73E57UA95941 IAAI 46060997
139,889 mi · Normal wear
1FMWK8GC8TGA88564 IAAI 45567997
1,433 mi · Water/flood
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