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2GTV2LEC4K1183253
Get the report2019 GMC Sierra 1500
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2GTV2LEC4K1183253
Get the reportGet the complete history for this VIN — title and brand checks, reported accidents, odometer readings, and more.
See a sample report first →| Date | Platform | Lot # | Final bid | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 29, 2026 | IAAI | 45652849 | $4,600 | Sold |
This VIN appeared at auction 2 times. Accidents, odometer readings and owners — all in the full history report.
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2GTV2MEC4K1129893 IAAI 45206327
106,670 mi · Front end
2GTV2MEC7K1182362 IAAI 45661715
68,379 mi · Front end
1GTU9FEL9NZ190073 IAAI 45422316
99,582 mi · Rear end
3GTU9CED4NG161930 IAAI 46139489
35,813 mi · Front end
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