2009 Dodge Viper Acr on 2040-cars
South Padre Island, Texas, United States
Feel free to ask me any questions about the car : adalineammudie@clubwilliams.com .
This is the American Club Racer (ACR) version of the Viper, and is much more then the SRT version. This is a street version of Dodge's pro racing version the Viper ACRX. It has virtually all the same features of the race car yet its still a street legal machine. It has differential cooler, adjustable shocks, aero wing and splitters and a mean look to match its power.
This can be a daily driver or a weekend track car or both.
The ACR is the Race version of the standard Viper and has all factory installed aerodynamic kit and adjustable suspension. This is a beautiful car.
My Viper ACR in very good condition. This Viper has always been well maintained by the local dealer and garage kept. This car was never raced or damaged. Its has a clear and marketable Texas title.
This is an amazing Snakeskin color green ACR with twin black strips. Car comes with build in Passport 9600i that is both front and rear facing detection. Car has a differential cooler and recently underwent a $6500 brake job which included changing all the rotors, caliper and pads. Tires only have 2000 miles on them. This car is ready to go! This car is the most photgraphed car in the city. It sounds mean and looks fantastic.
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