Srt-10 Convertible, 8.3l V10 505hp, Leather Loaded, Salvage Repairable Damaged on 2040-cars
Poplar Bluff, Missouri, United States
D&G Auto LLC 2841 Highway M Poplar Bluff, Mo 63901 573-785-7515
Up for auction is a loaded 2004 Dodge Viper SRT-10 Convertible. This car has the black leather interior with the suede inserts in the seats. It has the 505HP 8.3L V10 with the 6 speed manual transmission, Chrome wheels, Michelin Pilot sport tires and more. This car has all power interior options such as windows, locks, ect. It is loaded with all the options the SRT-10 comes with.
This Viper has a repairable salvage title due to side damage. It does not appear to have frame rail damage. The airbags are good and the front cooling all appears to be okay. The left side rocker panel is good with a very small dent in the front near the fender. The car will need left side panels with the exception of the rocker panel. It will need a front and rear bumper, the left headlight and tail lamp, a left rear tire, and a left rear control arm and tie rod end. The car is a very easy repair for a viper and should be a very straight forward build. This will be the cheapest repairable viper you will find.
Shipping is available please call for details 573-785-7515 or 573-429-8508
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