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2009 Dodge Viper Srt-10 Acr Coupe 2-door 8.4l on 2040-cars

US $83,500.00
Year:2009 Mileage:7052
Location:

I'm selling my very rare and beautiful 2009 Dodge Viper ACR with Nurburgring decals.

Here are its' stats:

2nd owner - I bought it this past summer with 5,300 miles on it from a reputable dealer.
Has 7,052 miles and will stay that way and garage kept.
It is in outstanding condition with no issues. Graphite grey / black / red driver's stripe
MPS Cup tires are in great condition with plenty of life left on them.
Belanger exhaust.
Belanger headers.
MOPAR race ECU
Moroso oil catch can.
3M clear bra on the front end, hood, mirrors, roof, and rear quarter panels.
Approximately 675 hp / 650 fpt due to performance upgrades.
Responsibly owned and driven - never abused.

In addition, the OEM exhaust, headers, and ECU will also be included for free; as well as 2 cases of Pennzoil Ultra motor oil and KN oil filter.
I'm also including for free an extra set of black ACR Sidewinder wheels which are in great condition.

This is a great chance to purchase an amazing ACR, plus the free extras included.

Asking price is $83,500.00 or best reasonable offer. 

Serious offers only please.

The winning bidder is responsible for shipping costs or personal pickup.

Feel free to contact me with questions  at 571-408-3473.

Thank you for looking.

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