*****2000 Dodge Viper Rt/10****rare Steel Gray***snake 530 Package***** on 2040-cars
Valley, Nebraska, United States
Ok, Im finally gonna do it....my 2000 Viper RT/10 is up for sale. It took me awhile to find this color(steel gray) and it always gets a lot of compliments(one of the rarest colors of all Gen II vipers). To add to its collectability, it had the factory authorized "Snake 530" package by Fitzgerald Motorsports. How much horsepower it added, I cannot tell you exactly as I've never had it on the dyno but I can tell you it is faster than my bone stock 97 GTS. The Snake 530 package added a Corsa exhaust, upgraded roller rockers and tuning. After owning it for 4 years(the longest I've ever owned a vehicle) I have come to the conclusion I don't need two cars in the garage I never drive. It currently has 30,950 miles and needs nothing. Car runs and drives PERFECT and has no leaks. AC blows ice cold. Has the following items installed in the last 1000 miles:
Clean and clear title in hand, no liens. No accidents on autocheck. Lowballers
will be ignored indefinitely, I have no problem keeping the car as they are only
going up in value. I am willing to pick up any prospective buyers from Omaha Eppley Airport. No trades. Please call if interested, thank
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