2001 Dodge Viper R/t-10 Convertible 2-door 8.0l on 2040-cars
Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey, United States
My dream car! The Viper's sleek lines and 450 horsepower told me I had to be an owner. I am the original owner and the car has spent all it's down time in a garage.
Driving the roads on a summer day with the hard top off, I love getting all the ooh's & aah's showing off my shiny yellow rocket. A few months after I purchased it I decided the interior was a bit blah so I decided to have a custom interior installed. It was a very expensive upgrade but as you can see the interior now pops. A few years later I decided I needed to see what this car really was made of, which meant a trip to Pocono Motor Speedway. What a rush doing 140 mph in the straightaway. I decided it was time to check another thing off my bucket list. A boat. I don't feel I'll have enough time to enjoy this ride any more. So I'm hoping owning a Viper is on someone else's bucket list to enjoy as I have. |
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