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2011 Chevrolet Camaro 2Ss 6.2 VIN 2G1FT1EW9B9114326

2G1FT1EW9B9114326 2011 Chevrolet Camaro 6.2 2Ss black

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Lot# 51188916

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Current Bid

$ 60

Car Specs Muscle cars

2G1FT1EW9B9114326

Color Black

Year 2011

Fuel Type Gasoline

Engine 6.2 L

Drivetrain Rear wheel drive

Mileage Not Specified

Transmission Manual

Damages

Condition Enhanced Vehicles info

Primary Damage Vandalism info

Secondary Damage Stripped info

Key Missing info

Bid Information

Location CA - Martinez

Sale Date Mon, 08 Jun 2026 07:00 PM UTC

ACV / ERC $15404 USD / $0 USD info

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CSAA

Seller Type Insurance Co. info

Title Ca - Salvage Certificate

Features & Specs Chevrolet CAMARO 2011

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Auction Fees: $ 775

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Gate Fee: $ 114

Bank Wire Fee: $ 42.41

Total: $ 6,124.41

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Land Freight(Martinez - Los Angeles, CA) $ 600.75

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Our Commission: $ 500

Size Surcharge: $ 0

Total: $ 2,853.75

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VAT: $ 0

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Country:

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Last odometer reading:

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Last selling price:

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Side By Side Trim Chevrolet CAMARO 2011 1SS, 2LT, 2SS, 1LT, LS

What It Means	Facts and Risks
Description	Documented intentional vehicle damage - scratches, upholstery cuts, broken glass, graffiti. Causes: hooliganism, revenge, crime, conflict.
What to Check in Photos	Typical Vandalism Signs: • Deep scratches all over body • Seat, upholstery cuts • Broken glass • Graffiti, paint inscriptions • Lock, handle damage • Flooded interior (water, chemicals) Important: Assess destruction scale.
Damage Levels	Light: body scratches, graffiti - polishing, repainting. Medium: upholstery cuts, broken glass - component replacement. Serious: flooded interior, electronics damage, multiple destruction - comprehensive restoration. Important: Vandalism usually doesn't affect structure and mechanics (unless extreme).
Restoration Cost	Restoration depends on scale - from inexpensive painting to complete interior replacement. Feature: Vandalism usually doesn't affect mechanical condition - it's cosmetic problem.
Expert Recommendations	✓ Assess scale: local scratches vs complete interior destruction. ✓ Cosmetic problem: usually doesn't affect mechanics and structure. ✓ Check electronics: if vandals entered interior - may have damaged wiring. ⚠️ Vehicle history: determine vandalism cause (may be crime-related).

What It Means	Facts and Risks
Description	Documented that valuable parts and components were removed from the vehicle. Causes: parting out, vandalism, component theft. Nature: may be complete or partial stripping - from removing individual parts to complete gutting.
What May Be Missing	Typically Removed: • Engine and transmission • All headlights, taillights • Wheels • Seats, steering wheel, dashboard • Electronic control modules • Catalytic converter Important: Stripping degree can vary greatly - from partial to complete.
Buyer Risks	⚠️ Hidden Stripping: Visually lot may look intact (e.g., only door missing), but in fact expensive modules and electronics are removed. Such lots often cause high competition at auctions as they appear complete. Unpredictability: Without detailed inspection, impossible to determine what exactly is missing. Completion Cost: Restoration may cost more than purchasing complete vehicle.
What It's Suitable For	Body Parts Donor: If you need fenders, doors, hood for another vehicle. Partial Stripping: Often can buy good lot with partial stripping - assess what's missing and replacement cost. Complete Restoration Project: For enthusiasts with parts access and experience. Important: Assess economic feasibility of restoration.
Expert Recommendations	✓ Carefully study all photos: determine what exactly is removed. ⚠️ Be cautious with visually intact lots: expensive modules and electronics may be removed. ✓ Assess missing parts cost: compare with complete vehicle price. ✓ Check VIN report: history helps understand stripping reason. ✓ Partial stripping: may be good choice if inexpensive parts are missing.

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.

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.

2011 Chevrolet Camaro 2Ss 6.2 VIN 2G1FT1EW9B9114326

Vehicle Condition

VANDALISM - Vandalism

STRIPPED - Stripped

Key Availability

ACV / ERC

Seller Type

Insurance

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