1995 Dodge Viper on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
Just email me at: leeannalkkascak@arsenalfans.com .
1995 VIPER! With all the options, Ac,Heat, Stereo system etc.
This is the first Generation Dodge Viper. A very Special hand made car, limited production, fiber glass body. There
were only 1,577 RT/10 Vipers made for the USA in 1995. Only 514 of them where Black. First gen Vipers were built to
be barebones roadsters that will bit you when you are least expecting it. With the massive 10 cylinder, 8 liter, 6
speed producing 465 pounds of torque this car not only breaks necks of the people passing by, but yours as well;)
What makes this Viper special? Well its number 173 of the "last 300 side exhaust Vipers" and stamped as such. This
car also has a rear defuser and front splitter which can be removed if you so choose. This car has never been raced
or track driven in anyway. Car shows and Sunday drives only. Always been serviced as shown by its show room
condition with just over 28k miles.
SUPER cold A/C, everything works as it should and no issues of any kind. Leather seats don't even look they they
have been sat in. Removable hard top, Snap in tannau cover for the roadster look or incase it rains and you don't
have the hard top.
If you are looking for a powerful one of a kind automobile that always draws a crowd and may just bit you if you
let it. Look no further cause this Viper is it.
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