2008 Dodge Viper Limited Hurst Edition 1 Of 4 Ever Made Salvage Rebuildable Nj on 2040-cars
Sewell, New Jersey, United States
2008 Dodge Viper Limited Hurst Edition Convertible w/only 5753 Miles. It has a NJ Salvage title. You will need to make the necessary repairs and you can get a Rebuilt Title to put this viper back on the road. 1 of 4 hurst ever made in black with gold stripes. 1 of 2 hurst ever made in convertible black w/gold stripes. Recently we bought from Geico Insurance Auction. It does Run. It will Need the front frame stretched and pulled, front left spindle, pass fender, pass headlight, front bumper cover assembly. Radiator and condenser appear to be good. Driver and pass Air bag deployed. All 4 wheels are undamaged. Only Suspension damage is the tie rod snapped off from the spindle. Interior and Exterior in excellent condition (besides body damage). Car was obvious garage kept. The special-edition Hurst 50th Anniversary Viper features the new Hurst HARD-DRIVE® gold anodized pistol-grip shifter, Hurst 19? and 20? polished forged aluminum wheels, Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 tires. The interior features a special Katzkin charcoal leather with Hurst embroidered logos, gold thread detailing and perforated leather inserts. In honor of the Golden Anniversary the vehicle was done available exclusively in Hurst’s legendary Black and Gold color combination and loaded Navigation. The engine and engine compartment are dressed with Viper/Arrow Racing carbon fiber components. Call Mike @ 856-498-8493 w/any questions. May end auction early for right offer. No reserve. Bid to win. NJ title in hand. In 2008 car sold for 220K. **first picture is before picture for example only*
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