With only 1300 miles on the clock, this is practically new.
When you look at the other American cars being produced around the same time, it is clear that the Viper was definitely ahead of its time. Additionally, the first examples were put together in record time as well. Exactly two years from the start date, one of the pre-production models piloted by Carroll Shelby kicked off and kept pace for the 1991 Indianapolis 500. Later that year, Dodge provided car reviewers and media access to the car and began delivering pre-ordered cars first thing in 1992.
Though the Viper had its ups and downs throughout its 21 years of production, it was an immediate success. Engineers were constantly improving on the design and each generation of the model brought vast improvements over the last.
Vicari is offering enthusiasts an incredible second chance to get behind the wheel of what some may argue to be one of the best years for the Viper. This 2004 Viper is fully loaded and in excellent condition. It's powered by a beefy 8.3-liter V10 engine, that's backed by a Tremec T56 6-speed. It is covered in a beautiful White Pearl paint and rolls on staggered black aluminum-alloy wheels. Dodge had scheduled to end Viper production in 2010 but decided to bring the model back in 2013. Ultimately, the last Dodge Viper was produced by August 31, 2017 and its return is very unlikely. Don’t miss this awesome opportunity to own a true American Supercar. For more information on this car visit the ad here.
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