2002 Dodge Viper R/t-10 Convertible 2-door 8.0l on 2040-cars
Tucson, Arizona, United States
This is a MUSEUM QUALITY 2002 Dodge Viper RT-10 Roadster with only 1,505 original miles. A truly amazing cream puff that has enjoyed pride of ownership it's entire life. Yes, it has NEVER seen rain or snow and it has NEVER been raced or tracked. This is 1 of 1 ..... The only 2002 RT-10 produced in Viper Race Yellow exterior and Cognac Connolly leather interior. After I purchased this car from a collector in 2012 with only 900 original miles I purchased and installed a brand new set of Michelin Pilot Sport PS2's (275/35R18 fronts) and (335/30r18 rears). I purchased and installed a set of smooth air inlet tubes and K&N air filters. I transported the car to Phoenix where I had nationally recognized Viper Technician, Mr. Eddie Martin of Bill Luke Dodge thoroughly inspect the car and perform the following service: AC system recharge, new four wheel alignment, grease all suspension fittings, belts and hoses, new wiper blades, complete engine and throttle body decarb, calibrate air inflow, replace engine oil and filter, replace power steering fluid, Flush radiator and replace engine coolant, replace power steering fluid, replace rear differential fluid, replace transmission fluid, calibrate engine hood hinges, replace brake fluid, replace clutch fluid. I have driven this car approximately 600 miles during my ownership and only under perfect weather conditions found only in the Sonoran Desert during the cool season. This car has been cherished and cared for, and stored in a temperature controlled garage at my home in Tucson. The car comes with the factory hard and soft top and a color matched car cover. It has absolutely gorgeous Fikse 10-spoke aluminum wheels. While the factory mufflers inside the side sills are still in place, the original rear muffler under the fuel tank has been replaced with straight pipes that give it a throatier sound that is quite pleasing. The car passed emissions with flying colors. It runs strong and true. Other than what I have stated, the car is factory original. The condition of the car is absolutely amazing. Too good for a collector. It should be institutionalized. I'm downsizing to a smaller home and releasing my toys. Painful but necessary.
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