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1FM5K8HT8HGA69711 Ford Explorer 2017

VIN 1FM5K8HT8HGA69711
💥 Freshwater flood🧭 140,835 miles at auction🔑 Keys available🏢 Seller: PROGRESSIVE📍 PORTAGE
Sale price
no data
sale price unknown
Estimated retail value
no data
ACV not reported
Archive records
1
one listing
Auction photos
8
before repair

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Lot · IAAI
date not reported
Price
no data

Auction photos — before repair

8 photos
IAAI · auction photos
1 / 8

Damage

Severe
Primary damage
Freshwater flood
Keys
Yes
1FRONT
1Freshwater flood

What this means for a buyer

  • • Water exposure can damage wiring, connectors and control modules and cause corrosion or mold. Some problems may appear much later.
What to inspect
  • ☐silt or corrosion under carpets and around seat mounts
  • ☐oxidation in under-seat connectors and modules
  • ☐damp odors and condensation in lights
  • ☐full electronic diagnostics

VIN auction history

1 record
  1. Date not reportedIAAIlot 46204874Status not reported
    1FM5K8HT8HGA69711 Ford Explorer 2017 — Freshwater flood damage, before-repair photo
    Mileage
    140,835 miles (226,652 km)
    Damage
    Freshwater flood
    Seller
    PROGRESSIVE
    Location
    PORTAGE
    Condition
    keys available

    Saved 8 photos.

Auction mileage history

140,835 miles (226,652 km)

Lot details 46204874

Auction
IAAI
Lot number
46204874
Status
Status not reported
Mileage
140,835 miles · 226,652 km
Primary damage
Freshwater flood
Keys
Yes
Seller
PROGRESSIVE
Location
PORTAGE
Listing status
still listed as active
First archived
14.10.2026 21:12 UTC
Record updated
14.10.2026 21:12 UTC

Record source

  • IAAI · lot 46204874

Public auction record: auction, lot number and date. A link to the original listing is provided when available.

Specifications Ford Explorer

VIN
1FM5K8HT8HGA69711
Name
Ford Explorer 2017
Make
Ford
Model
Explorer
Year
2017
Body style
SUV
Color
Black
Engine
3.5L V-6 DI, DOHC, VVT, TURBO, PREMIUM , 365HP
Displacement
3.5 L
Cylinders
6
Fuel
Gasoline
Transmission
Automatic
Drivetrain
All-wheel drive
Listings
1
First archived
14.10.2026 21:12 UTC
Vehicle record updated
14.10.2026 21:12 UTC

Price compared with similar sales

2022 Explorer$5,200
2022 Explorer$2,600

Final sale prices in the archive Ford Explorer. Last bids are excluded. All model statistics →

Description

Ford Explorer 2017, VIN 1FM5K8HT8HGA69711.

Saved auction history: 1 record, 8 photos.

Record 1: IAAI auction, lot 46204874. Location: PORTAGE. Primary damage: Freshwater flood. Mileage: 226,652 km. Keys: Yes.

Water exposure can damage wiring, connectors and control modules and cause corrosion or mold. Some problems may appear much later.

Auction records describe the vehicle at the time of listing. They do not replace a physical inspection and diagnostics before purchase.

Questions about this VIN

Where are the photos from?

These are auction listing photos taken before repair. The record identifies the auction, lot number and date.

Why is there no sale price?

Neither a sale price nor a bid was reported. We do not estimate missing prices.

What does “Freshwater flood” damage mean?

Water exposure can damage wiring, connectors and control modules and cause corrosion or mold. Some problems may appear much later. at осмотре проверьте: silt or corrosion under carpets and around seat mounts; oxidation in under-seat connectors and modules; damp odors and condensation in lights. This is not a repair cost estimate.

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