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1987 Dodge Ram auction results

Rams · sold in the past two years

$13,500 to $19,500

Most sales landed here.

Sales through October 2026. Latest Ram sale: September 2026.

14 Ram sales at auction in the past two years. 18 individual cars by VIN below, with 19 recorded sales.

Every 1987 Dodge Ram by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
3B4GW12T0HM7071803B4GW12T0HM7071801Sold $11,600 ($12,180 with buyer's fee)Sep 202661,000
3B4GD12W0HM7058033B4GD12W0HM7058031Sold $6,750Sep 202620,313
JB7FL24D3HP063106JB7FL24D3HP0631061Sold $9,700 ($10,185 with buyer's fee)Aug 202628,000
3B4GD12T3HM7330043B4GD12T3HM7330041Sold $10,450Jul 2026
1B7JD24W5HS3143261B7JD24W5HS3143261Sold $9,000 ($9,450 with buyer's fee)Jun 202665,000
1B7HD14T4HS3847851B7HD14T4HS3847851Bid to $14,500, not soldNov 202542,000
3B4GD12T4HM7027333B4GD12T4HM7027331Sold $13,900Oct 202549,755
1B7HW14W8HS3955831B7HW14W8HS3955831Sold $16,250 ($17,063 with buyer's fee)Jun 202540,000
1B7HD14T8HS4974001B7HD14T8HS4974001Sold $13,250 ($13,913 with buyer's fee)Jan 202529,000
1B7HW14T0HS3223911B7HW14T0HS3223911Sold $27,500 ($28,875 with buyer's fee)Oct 202422,000
3B4GW12W7HM7246203B4GW12W7HM7246202Sold $21,111 ($22,167 with buyer's fee)Mar 202441,000
2B7HB23H4HK2936952B7HB23H4HK2936951Sold $21,888 ($22,982 with buyer's fee)Jan 202499,000
3B4GW12W2HM7075013B4GW12W2HM7075011Sold $18,750 ($19,688 with buyer's fee)Nov 202371,000
3B4GD12W4HM7144723B4GD12W4HM7144722Sold $16,000 ($16,800 with buyer's fee)Aug 202384,000
1B7KW2455HS3772541B7KW2455HS3772541Sold $13,500 ($14,175 with buyer's fee)Jul 202372,000
1B7HW04T7HS4490661B7HW04T7HS4490661Sold $18,750 ($19,688 with buyer's fee)Apr 202325,000
3B4GW12WOHM7341013B4GW12WOHM7341011Sold $19,500 ($20,475 with buyer's fee)Apr 202263,000
3B4GW12T4HM7330713B4GW12T4HM7330711Sold $7,150Sep 2020

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No chart and no score. Every figure on this page is a hammer price from a real auction, matched to the car’s trim, body and gearbox, converted at the rate on the day it sold, with the replicas, projects and odd sales set aside. The range is where most of those sales landed. Where there aren’t enough sales to say something, the page says so instead.

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