1993 Dodge Viper Rt/10 Red In Excellent Condition on 2040-cars
Breinigsville, Pennsylvania, United States
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This viper is in immaculate shape, great for a collector or someone who wants a really nice ride over the summer. The vehicle has 13,567 miles on the odometer. Always garage kept, original paint that shines like it came off the showroom floor! There is however a small chip on bottom of the front facia from coming in and out of driveway. This viper does not have any mechanical or major body issues, never raced or beat. Adult owned all of its life, I have owned this beauty for eleven years. My only reason for selling is due to financial issues and can no longer afford to keep it. The viper has brand new Dunlop tires, only replaced because of dry rot on the originals. The wheel do not have any curb rash around the outside whatsoever. The car originally came from Monroe Dodge in Michigan. I am the second owner. The first owner bought and traded the viper at Monroe dodge with around 10,100 miles on it. This is a great example of a first generation viper, and a great chance to own a piece of history. Buyer must pay for shipping, and I require a certified bank check for payment or cash only. Thank you for your interest in the vehicle. |
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