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2012 Ram 3500 Ram St VIN 3C63DPGL1CG322258

3C63DPGL1CG322258 2012 Ram 3500 Ram St silver

Auction Not Assigned

Lot# 111044642791

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Current Bid

$ 2356

Car Specs

3C63DPGL1CG322258

Color Silver

Year 2012

Fuel Type Diesel

Engine

Drivetrain info

Mileage 1 mi / 2 km

Transmission info

Damages

Condition Not Specified info

Primary Damage Engine burn info

Secondary Damage Electrical info

Key Missing info

Airbags Not Verified info

Bid Information

Location OH - Columbus O

Sale Date Upcoming

ACV / ERC $11965 USD / $13031 USD info

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Seller

Central Insurance

Seller Type Insurance Co. info

Title Wait Title

Sale Status Live

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Auction Fees: $ 555

Doc Fee: $ 89

Gate Fee: $ 165

Bank Wire Fee: $ 35.79

Total: $ 4,792.79

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Land Freight(Columbus - Indianapolis, IN) $ 445.5

Sea Freight(Indianapolis, IN - Rotterdam) info

$ 978.75

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$ 100

Our Commission: $ 500

Total: $ 2,023.75

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Tax: $ 0

VAT: $ 0

Total: $ 0

Total price with delivery:
$ 6,816.54

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Last odometer reading:

1 mi

Last selling price:

$ 3948

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Ram 3500 2012

VIN 3C63DPGL1CG322258

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PROMASTER (461)

1500 (60)

2500 (67)

3500 (397)

RAM VAN (1)

5500 (104)

What It Means	Facts and Risks
Description	Fact: The auction reported a fire in the engine compartment. The fire source is localized in the engine and accessory equipment area. Causes: oil leak on hot surfaces, fuel line rupture, electrical wiring short circuit, overheating with subsequent ignition.
What to Check in Photos	Mandatory inspection of engine compartment: • Soot marks on inside of hood • Melting of plastic engine covers, air filter • Condition of wiring harnesses (melting, blackened insulation) • Damage to rubber hoses (fuel, cooling) • Deformation or discoloration of metal parts Important: Photos may not show damage inside the engine from overheating.
Critical Risks	Engine: High temperature can damage cylinder block, cylinder head, gaskets — risk of cracks and deformations even without visible external traces. Electronics: ECU, sensors, injectors — sensitive to temperature, may fail over time even after wiring replacement. Fuel System: Risk of damage to fuel pump, lines, injectors. Consequences: Even after complete replacement of accessory equipment, the engine block itself may have hidden defects.
Title Impact	Fact: Engine fire often leads to Salvage Title assignment, especially if insurance deemed the vehicle economically unfeasible to restore. Risk: During registration and insurance, difficulties may arise even after repairs.
Expert Recommendations	✓ Request maximum photos of engine compartment: from all sides, top, bottom (if available). ✓ Independent diagnostics mandatory: engine compression, cylinder head condition, electronics check. ✗ High risk of hidden defects: cosmetic repair (replacing burned parts) does not solve engine problems. ⚠️ Consider engine replacement: in some cases this is the only reliable restoration option.

What It Means	Facts and Risks
Description	Fact: The auction reported problems with the vehicle's electrical system. Wiring, electronic control units, sensors, alternator, battery or other electrical components may be affected. Nature: from simple malfunctions (dead battery) to serious problems (ECU damage, wiring short circuits).
What to Check in Photos	Inspect: • Engine compartment condition (signs of melted wiring, blackened connectors) • Instrument panel (whether indicators are lit, information displayed) • Battery and terminals (corrosion, damage) • Visible wiring under the hood Limitation: Photos rarely show the real cause — onboard system scanning is needed for diagnosis.
Possible Problems	Simple: dead battery, oxidized terminals, blown fuses — easily eliminated. Medium Complexity: faulty alternator, starter, engine management system sensors. Serious: electronic control unit (ECU) damage, multiple short circuits, wiring damage after flooding or fire. Important: Without a diagnostic scanner, it is impossible to determine the exact cause and scope of the problem.
Buyer Risks	Unpredictable Costs: Simple battery replacement vs ECU replacement and reprogramming — fundamentally different in cost. Hidden Defects: Electrical problems may not appear immediately, but under certain conditions (temperature, humidity, load). Related Damage: Electrical malfunctions are often the consequence of other problems (flooding, impact, fire). Modern Vehicles: The newer the vehicle, the more complex and expensive the electronics.
Expert Recommendations	✓ Mandatory diagnostics: without system scanning, it is impossible to assess the real scope of work. ✓ Check history: if there are FLOOD or BURN marks — electrical problems may be the consequence. ✓ Consider repair complexity: modern vehicles with multiple electronic systems require specialized equipment. ✗ Don't buy without understanding the cause: the vague mark "ELECTRICAL" can hide either a minor issue or major overhaul. ⚠️ Assess parts availability: some ECUs and modules are difficult to find or require dealer programming.

Status	Facts and Risks
Intact (Intact)	Fact: Visually, airbag installation points (steering wheel, dashboard, trim) appear intact. No signs of deployment detected during external inspection. Risk: The inspector does not disassemble the interior. An airbag might be missing (cut out) or replaced with a dummy/resistor under an intact panel.
Deployed (Deployed)	Fact: Deployment of one or more airbags has been recorded. Risk: Carefully study interior photos to identify which specific airbags deployed (steering wheel, curtains, dash). We recommend making your own repair estimate based on visible damage.
Not Verified (Not Verified / Missing)	Fact: Inspector could not access the interior (vehicle locked/no keys) or airbags are dismantled. Risk: Maximum uncertainty. When budgeting, assume the worst-case scenario — complete absence of the safety system.

Metric	Description
ACV (Actual Cash Value)	The estimated market value of the vehicle in the U.S. at the time it was written off by the insurance company. Use: Helps assess the real value of the car before damage.
ERC (Estimated Repair Cost)	The insurer's preliminary estimate of repair costs for the U.S. market. Use: A general indicator for budgeting restoration costs.

Type	Description & Risks
Insurance Company	The most reliable seller type. Vehicles are sold after an insurance claim payout. Usually sold "as is" — without hidden repairs or defect masking before being listed on the insurance auto auction.
Dealer (Reseller)	Sold by an intermediary. Warning: High risk of poor-quality pre-sale repairs (cosmetic cover-ups) to conceal actual damage. An independent inspection is mandatory.
Rental Company	Vehicles from rental fleets. Often repaired at the company's expense (Self-Insured) without being reported to databases. Risk: History reports may show "No Accidents" and a Clean Title, while hiding actual repairs. The price is higher, but the history may be incomplete. Inspection is required.
Not-Insurance (Bank / Private / Other)	Banks, leasing companies, or private parties (Dealer / Reseller). Damage history may not be obvious. A detailed check is recommended; we do not recommend buying without an inspection.

2012 Ram 3500 Ram St VIN 3C63DPGL1CG322258

Vehicle Condition

ENGINE BURN — Engine Fire

ELECTRICAL — Electrical Damage

Key Availability

Airbag Status

ACV / ERC

Seller Type

Insurance

Ram for sale by model

Rate	Coverage
1%	Covers total loss only during transportation. Any new damage that occurs in transit is not covered.
2.5%	Covers total loss and new damage that occurs from the moment the vehicle is accepted at the U.S. warehouse until it arrives at the port of discharge. Deductible: USD 200. Compensation is calculated based on the average market cost of repairs and replacement parts (new or used, depending on the most economically reasonable option). Official dealer pricing is not used.