Salvage 2011 Ford E250 for sale
Browse 33 salvage 2011 Ford E250 vehicles from IAA and Copart — live auctions and ended sales, with photos, VIN, damage and last bid.

Copart USA
2011 FORD E250
1FTNE2EW9BDA92138 · 50919786
Keys4.6L 88 cylRear Wheel DriveAutomaticGas
- Odometer
- 166,608 mi
- Primary damage
- Hail
- Storage location
- Eldridge, IA
- Title status
- Salvage
Pre-loss value US$8,761
Nov 4, 2026
No bids yet
Open for bidding

Copart USA
2011 FORD E250
1FTNS2EW8BDA35437 · 73868316
Keys4.6L 88 cylRear Wheel DriveAutomaticGas
- Odometer
- 243,518 mi
- Primary damage
- Front End
- Storage location
- Theodore, AL
- Title status
- Salvage
Pre-loss value US$5,505
Auction not assigned
No bids yet

Copart USA
2011 FORD E250
1FTNE2EL8BDA90757 · 70149576
Keys5.4L 88 cylRear Wheel DriveAutomaticGas
- Odometer
- 133,611 mi
- Primary damage
- Side
- Storage location
- Louisville, KY
- Title status
- Salvage
Pre-loss value US$10,138
Auction not assigned
No bids yet

Copart USA
2011 FORD E250
1FTNE2EW0BDA41529 · 74070746
Keys4.6L 88 cylRear Wheel DriveAutomaticGas
- Odometer
- 199,735 mi
- Primary damage
- Rear End
- Storage location
- Blaine, MN
- Title status
- Salvage
Pre-loss value US$5,684
Auction not assigned
No bids yet

Copart USA
2011 FORD E250
1FTNS2EL0BDA69409 · 73620436
Keys5.4L 88 cylRear Wheel DriveAutomaticGas
- Odometer
- 171,327 mi
- Primary damage
- Rear End
- Storage location
- Kansas City, KS
- Title status
- Salvage
Pre-loss value US$8,959
Auction not assigned
No bids yet
That’s all 5 lots.
2011 Ford E250 price data
- Median bid
- $1,500
- Average bid
- $1,633
- Bid range
- $900 – $2,500
- Avg. retail
- $7,796
- Typical repair vs value
- 97%
Based on 31 archived lots — USD-normalized, last observed bid (not a guaranteed sale price).
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How much does a salvage 2011 Ford E250 sell for?
Across 33 salvage 2011 Ford E250 lots, the median winning-side bid is $1,500 and the average is $1,633 (range $900 to $2,500). Pre-loss retail value averages $7,796. Prices are USD-normalized from IAA and Copart; a sold lot’s figure is the last observed bid, not a guaranteed sale price.
