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2004 Dodge Viper Mamba Edition Low Mileage Limited Special Edition Used Car #143 on 2040-cars

US $39,950.00
Year:2004 Mileage:55091
Location:

Dayton, Ohio, United States

Dayton, Ohio, United States
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 2004 Dodge Viper Mamba Edition Low Mileage Limited Special Edition Used Car #143

Awesome MAMBO Edition Viper, in Good Overall Condition, #143/200 ONLY 55091 miles at the time of this listing.  This car is driven once a week and mileage will be slightly higher at time of purchase.  This would make a great daily driver or a great collector car with a good detail.  Everything works on car as it should, tires have less the 2000 miles on them.  Body is flawless except front bumper shows a few surface cracks.  Comes with both keys.

A $1000.00 deposit via PayPal is required with 24 hours of commitment to purchase. Balance due within 7 Days. 

 NOTE: Car is for sale locally, therefore ad may end without notice.

Buyer is responsible for picking up vehicle in Dayton, Ohio or we can assist with delivery and/or shipping however, any and all shipping fees will be the responsibility of the buyer.  Vehicle will be released to buyer once funds have cleared our bank. We are a licensed motor vehicle dealer in Ohio. Therefore, if buyer resides in Ohio, we must collect appropriate sales tax for their county. Also, if buyer resides in the following states we must collect sales tax as well. Arizona 6.60%, California 6.25%, Florida 6%, Indiana 6%, Massachusetts 6.25%, Michigan 6%, South Carolina 6%, and Washington 6.5%. If buyer resides outside these states, no sales tax will be charged providing buyer shows proof of out of state address (ex: drivers license). We will overnight title papers to buyer (once paid in full) for signature and will process title within 72 hours of receiving signed papers in return.

PAYMENT

We accept and welcome PayPal for deposit and PayPal, Bank Finance or Cash for balance. NO cashiers checks or personal checks.

SHIPPING

Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer however, we can assist with pick-up by shipping company.

TERMS OF SALE

This vehicle has no warranty and we are selling it "AS-IS". No warranty expressed OR implied.  However, we guarantee everything works as it should at the time of listing.

ABOUT US

Attention: We Are Adding More Items "Daily"... Please Visit Our eBay Store And Sign-Up For Our FREE Newsletter to Find Great Savings, Discounts, and Timely Deals. If You Need Hard To Find Harley-Davidson Accessories, Collectibles, Antique Motorcycles, Parts, Clothing, Race Parts, Household Items, and more... Drop Us An Email With Your List And We'll Do Our Best For You. Mission Our entire business philosophy can be summed up in just a few, very important words; Satisfy the Customer. We have access to most any kind of part or accessory for any motorcycle! Whatever you're looking for, you'll find it FS-Worldwide! F&S was founded in 1961 by Gary Stolzenburg and Edgar Fuhr in Dayton, Ohio. The primary focus of the business was racing. Over the years, F&S has sponsored some great racers, and although the emphasis has been on flat track, F&S has been affiliated with every kind of two-wheeled racing. In 1979, Gary and his wife Mary purchased the Harley-Davidson franchise and have seen it grow steadily ever since. In March, 2011, Gary sold the franchise to concentrate on his racing efforts and hobby of collecting antique motorcycles and motorcycle memorabilia. Thank You So Much For Viewing Our Listing.

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