2009 Ford E-350 Super Duty
1FTDS34L79DA67699
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2009 Ford E-350 Super Duty VIN 1FTDS34L79DA67699 was sold at IAAI for $675 USD. Last known mileage — 1 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar FORD E-350 listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 2009 Ford E-Series van carries a branded salvage title following a reported total loss and structural damage in California. While the vehicle shows consistent mileage for its age with six service records, including recent inspections at DCH Ford of Thousand Oaks, it was also involved in a theft recovery event before being issued a salvage certificate by the DMV. Reviewing the full report is essential before buying, bidding on, or financing this vehicle to understand how the title status and specific damage history impact its current value and safety.
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Major reconstruction required. Beyond the obvious cosmetic graffiti, the primary issue is the theft-related damage. Reinstalling the dashboard, restoring the electrical system, and replacing stolen interior components will be labor-intensive and extremely costly. The cost of repair ($21,695) is nearly equal to the market value ($22,395), leaving almost no margin for profit.
This vehicle has been victimized by theft and significant vandalism. While the insurer lists the primary damage as 'Theft', the visual evidence shows the dashboard and interior have been stripped. The extremely thin margin between repair costs and market value makes this a high-risk, low-reward project.
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