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2006 Dodge Viper Srt-10 Coupe 2-door 8.3l on 2040-cars

US $70,000.00
Year:2006 Mileage:20000
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  I am currently active duty USCG Law Enforcement on Guam. I will pay to have the car shipped to LA Long beach terminal. I had the car built and got into off road racing and it just sits in the garage with a cover on it. Super fast, clean, no issues, needs nothing. This car is ready for Drag racing, SCCA style, time trial, shows or road trips. It has been very tastefully modified and I have well over $150,000 into it. I hate to see it go but it will sit a long time before I transfer back states side after this tour so I could use the money to help fund off road racing. Body has about 20k on it and the engine/drive train has about 1k on it so it is super fresh and ready to go. No time/money spared on this build. All the best parts tuned By ROE. You will not be let down with this Viper!

With the exhaust being a full race set up with drag mufflers you will have to put some ROE high flow cats on it in some states, so check your local laws before biding, or plan on buying the CATs for it.

Buyer is responsible for picking up the car or making the rest of the transpiration logistics from long Beach; I am paying for the expensive part as it is.

almost all the miles on the car are from road trips from savannah GA to upstate NY doing wine tours and visiting family twice a year. Super fun road trip car, We only had to fill it up 2.5 times to go that long distance!



On Friday, August 1, 2014 7:04 PM, Ryan Peryea <ryanperyea@yahoo.com> wrote:

Stainless steel power steering/fan line's and N/A fitting's up grade 
unitrax 1000hp u joints
unitrax 1000hp half shafts
port/match and polished headers,intake manifold, BBK throtel body
SPEC stage 3 plus clutch, aluminum fly wheel
Hurst short throw shifter
SCT tuner with 3 programs by ROE racing
ROE racing 710 cam shaft
stage 2 cylinder heads
hardened push rods
Race lifters by ROE
COMP CAM Bee hive valve spring and titanium retainers
ROE intake filter kit
2011 Rims, factory rims with drag radials, and full 3 piece CCW drag rim set up with slicks and skinnys; centers are black, lips are polished
Drag and street suspension and brake conversion kits with rotors, a arms, calipers, lines
Wide band 02 sensor and AEM gauge
MSD shift light
Stainless steel mopar door sills
Nitrous direct plate system, fully automated with bottle heater and 15lbs tank
New optima battery
car cover
custom floor mats
tinted windows
full race exhaust, drag mufflers,headers all the way back, and is wrapped the entire way
line lock
2011 Mopar ACR/race 1000hp rear differential 
Taylor plug wires, new Bosch plugs, new belt
lowering spring caps for street suspension
thinner Gen 4 head gaskets,  bit more compression
170 degree thermo stat
prob more but cant remember 
New clutch and slave cylinders 
All brand new fluids


Also Have all the factory stuff that was replaced. I can safely ship some of it in the car but the big stuff like the original chrome rims/drag pack, and dif will have to be shipped separate. Depending on what it sells for, and what factory parts you want, I may or may not pay for this and would be the responsibility of the new owner.  Using USPS your looking at about $1000.00, If it were me I would just have the CCW drag pack rims/tires shipped out. Thats would be $3-500.00 and i wouldn't mind covering that.

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Dodge Hellcats change their stripes for 2016

Mon, Jan 11 2016

If you've been on the fence about ordering up a new Dodge with Hellcat power, this might just provide the extra incentive you were looking for. Starting this month, Dodge is offering a new stripe option, exclusive to its most powerful muscle cars. The SRT Hellcat stripes are now available to order on the top-of-the-line, 707-horsepower versions of both the Charger and Challenger. The dual full-length stripes run all the way up from the front lip, over the grille, up the hood, accentuating the NACA duct, along the roof, down the trunklid, across the rear spoiler, and down the rear bumper. They feature a carbon-fiber texture, and can be ordered with any of eleven colors for an extra $995. Along with the stripes, Dodge has also announced that it is extending the availability of the exclusive Plum Crazy color – which was originally scheduled to expire at the end of December – for another month. The throwback hue can be ordered on Charger and Challenger models ranging from the SXT through the R/T models all the way up to the SRT 392 and Hellcat. 2016 CHALLENGER AND CHARGER SRT HELLCAT MODELS EARN EXCLUSIVE STRIPES, DODGE EXTENDS PLUM CRAZY PAINT - All-new SRT Hellcat dual exterior stripe design adds even more Dodge attitude to 2016 Challenger and Charger SRT Hellcat models - SRT Hellcat-exclusive dual full-length carbon-fiber pattern stripes provide a customized-from-the-factory look - Dealers will start taking orders for Hellcat stripes in January 2016 - SRT Hellcat dual stripes have a U.S. Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price of $995 - Dodge is answering enthusiast demand for Plum Crazy exterior paint with an additional one-month run of the legendary and limited-edition high-impact hue January 8, 2016 , Auburn Hills, Mich. - For more than a year, Dodge Challenger and Charger SRT Hellcat models — the fastest and most powerful muscle cars ever with 707 supercharged HEMI® horsepower each — have stormed roadways and drag strips with acceleration blasts to 60 mph in the low 3-second range, generated more than 61 million sensational YouTube video views around the globe, enabled an entirely new generation of Dodge enthusiasts and now for 2016 have been rewarded with their very own Dodge performance stripes.

Feds accuse Fiat Chrysler, UAW of conspiring to break labor laws

Wed, Jun 13 2018

DETROIT — Top officials of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and the United Auto Workers union conspired to violate U.S. labor laws, federal prosecutors alleged in a court document, saying a former executive at the automaker knew bribes paid to union leaders were designed to "grease the skids" in labor negotiations. U.S. Justice Department officials for the first time called the company and the union "co-conspirators" in a document related to a guilty plea agreed by former Fiat Chrysler director of employee relations Michael Brown. The document was filed with the U.S. District Court in Detroit on May 25. Its contents were reported by the Detroit News on Wednesday. Brown pleaded guilty to one count of concealing a felony. The plea agreement stated that he knew Fiat Chrysler executives authorized $1.5 million in improper payments and travel, liquor, cigars and other goods for UAW officials who served on the union's negotiating committee. Prosecutors say FCA executives paid UAW representatives to influence union business. including collective bargaining on contracts ratified in 2011 and 2015. The government contends money was run through the UAW-Chrysler National Training Center, via false charitable donations and training center credit cards. Fiat Chrysler Chief Executive Officer Sergio Marchionne has said in the past that the misconduct "had nothing whatsoever to do with the collective bargaining process" and the "egregious acts were neither known to nor sanctioned" by the company. Fiat Chrysler had no further comment Monday. Outgoing UAW President Dennis Williams told union leaders at a conference in Detroit on Monday "our leadership team had no knowledge of the misconduct — which involved former union members and former auto executives — until it was brought to our attention by the government." Brown pleaded guilty on May 25, according to court documents, and will be sentenced on Sept. 20. Five other people have pleaded guilty in the government's ongoing investigation into the UAW and Fiat Chrysler, including the wife of a late UAW official, two other former UAW employees, former Fiat Chrysler vice president Alphons Iacobelli and another former Fiat Chrysler employee. Reporting By David Shepardson and Nick CareyRelated Video: Government/Legal UAW/Unions Chrysler Dodge Fiat Jeep RAM FCA

The Walter P. Chrysler Museum is shutting down permanently this December

Thu, Nov 10 2016

It is with disappointment that we report the Walter P. Chrysler Museum in Auburn Hills, MI, will be closed down permanently at the end of this year. The museum, which closed in 2012 after not being able to cover costs, was recently reopened to the public on alternating weekends starting in June, but Chrysler made the decision to shutter it altogether after its final day of operation on December 18, 2016. The reason for this is primarily because FCA needs more office space, and the company decided to convert the museum for that purpose. The the cars will be moved to storage after the closure, and they'll be shown at various events. However, they'll only be able to be seen together for two more weekends. Those weekends include those of November 19 and 20, and December 17 and 18. The museum will be open from 10 am to 4 pm on those days. If you can, we highly recommend visiting the museum. Adults get in for $10, seniors and retired FCA employees for $8, kids between 6 and 17 for $6, and kids under 5 for free. It also has some fantastic cars including concepts from the 1950s to the 2000s, oddball performance vehicles such as the Omni GLH-S, and of course plenty of fascinating history. And if it makes any difference to you, there's even a purple Plymouth Prowler you can sit in. Just make sure you don't wait too long to make up your mind about visiting. Related Video: