RFVPAP5A4N1131235 2022 Genuine Scooter Co. Buddy 50

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Lot information
Bid: $675
Auction number: 43862934
Auction platform: iaai.com
Sale date: 28.01.2026 17:30
Actual cash value: $1,907
Seller:
State Farm Insurance
Location: 98374, At The Branch, Puyallup, Washington
Vehicle condition
Odometer: 13663 Mileage (km) / Actual
Vehicle title: Bill Of Sale
Primary damage: Theft
Secondary damage: Front End
Keys available: Yes
Airbags: None
Condition: Not run
Vehicle information
VIN: RFVPAP5A4N1131235
Vehicle type: Motorcycle
Body type: Motorcycle
Color: Turquoise
Engine: 1
Cylinders: 1
Fuel: Gasoline
Year of production: 2022
Tracking This Unit This entry connects the vehicle to a previous appearance at the auto auction in at the branch. The available inventory notes show that keys accompanied the vehicle upon arrival. The ownership certificate appears under the Bill Of Sale classification. Wear and Tear Official records show this vehicle is a Moto. The paperwork confirms the airbag status is None. Technical Inspection Mainly Theft damage here. The motor didn't start up. Trust your gut; if the car looks a bit off in the photos, it’s probably hiding something.