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2006 Toyota Tundra SR5 — VIN 5TBET34196S559269

The archive contains 0 dated auction events and 1 full lot record for VIN 5TBET34196S559269. Primary full record: COPART in SAN BERNARDINO, CA, USA.

Report updated: 9 Aug 2026

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Quick facts

Dated auction events
0
Full lot records
1
Primary damage
Normal wear
Photos
6

Latest auction details

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Overview

Condition
Enhanced condition report
Primary damage
Normal wear
Title
Certificate of Title Salvaged
Title state
CA
Keys
Yes
Odometer reading not certified

Auction

VIN
5TB ET3419 6S559269
Sale status
On approval
Location
SAN BERNARDINO, CA, USA
Current bid
US$0
Estimated repair cost
US$0

Specification

Trim
SR5
Engine
4.7 L · V8 · 271 hp
Cylinders
8
Fuel
Petrol
Transmission
Automatic
Drivetrain
Rear-wheel drive
Body style
Pickup
Colour
GRAY
Built in
United States

What this VIN tells us

Manufacturer code
5TB
Country of manufacture
United States
Region of manufacture
North America
Model year
2006

Decoded from the VIN structure itself. This describes the vehicle as built, and says nothing about its auction history.

Sources and methodology

This report combines persisted auction records from COPART. Values describe what the auction sources reported at each recorded date; they are not an independent inspection or a guarantee that no other history exists.

How this report is compiled

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