1995 Dodge Viper Base Convertible 2-door 8.0l on 2040-cars
South Elgin, Illinois, United States
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I am selling my 1995 Dodge Viper. This rare color combo is 1 of 98 produced and is much sought after. The Viper has had 2 modifications done which were a K&N cold air intake and a set of 3:55 gears which is what the factory designed this car to run but had problems with the gas guzzler laws so they ended up using 3:08's. I have the original parts including all hardware if anyone actually wanted to go back to all original. Gears were installed professionally at a very respectable shop and there are no issues. This Viper has had the head gaskets replaced professionally and have the receipt. All first gen cars will end up needing this if it hasent been done yet. The only real flaw is the sidepipe covers which again is a design issue from Dodge which was using a steel rivet on an aluminum cover, they eventually corrode and need to be removed and welded. Most people wont even notice but I want to be honest with the description. This is a low miles car that still has the original tires that will need to be replaced soon as they are 19 years old. Soft top is included and in the original bag. This car is located in the western suburbs of Chicago and available for on-site inspection if needed.
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