1992 Dodge Viper on 2040-cars
Middleburg, North Carolina, United States
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A super clean 1992 Dodge Viper RT/10, First year of production built at New Mac Plant only. #176 of 200 built in the USA. Super low 3045 miles. External antenna on rear quarter panel. Bar-code is still on the wind shield which used for allocation from factory to the dealer(Usually gets peeled off). Canvas top, side windows, and rear windows have never been installed and still in the wrapper in box and never opened. Original spark plug wires and plugs date coded 1992 in box. 3- ring binder full of documentations about the car from 1992. Car looks phenomenal. Raw paper documentation under car from the factory in perfect shape. Included is a brand new NOS factory dash and glove box in the wrapper. Included is a brand new rear wheel date coded 1992 in the box. Original date code tires like brand new. Too many cars so I decided to sell it.
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