1995 Dodge Viper Rt10 on 2040-cars
Croghan, New York, United States
1995 RT10 Dodge Viper with only 27k miles. Stamped on the frame as "last 300 with side
pipes". Car was Emerald Green and all stock when I got it. Never like that color so I stripped it
down and painted it the 2014 Viper color Stryker Green. Added 2002 nose and Autoform smooth side skirts and gen5
rear wing. Gives the car a new look, people think its brand new! These years were known for head gasket issues, so
while it was apart I pulled the head and did cometic gaskets and had the head gone through. Also powder coated the
intake and valve covers to match the car. Set of M&M headers and full stainless exhaust. No heat issue in this car
(also they are known for that) no issue because of the custom exhaust and side skirts. Inside, well there are no
side windows or roof these years so inside is more or less outside.
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