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1993 Dodge Viper Base Convertible 2-door 8.0l on 2040-cars

US $32,000.00
Year:1993 Mileage:31650
Location:

Charlotte Hall, Maryland, United States

Charlotte Hall, Maryland, United States

   Up for auction is a 1993 Dodge Viper RT/10 Roadster with only 31,637 miles on it. This car looks; runs and drives great. This car has the production number of 00010 for the 93 production year; yes this car was the 10th viper to be produced in 1993, the production date is 12/14/92.

This viper was originally sold in the Charlotte NC. area in 1993 and has resided in the Charleston, SC area for the last fifteen year and has always been garaged. I shipped it up to Maryland in early February of this year.

 In one of the photos you will see the lettering stating “VIPER” on the front break caliper and as stated in the Viper registry at the approx. build date of 4/4/93 the lettering changed to “RT/10” so only a limited number of Vipers stated VIPER on the caliper. These cars have unbelievable power and hold to the road like no other; this was a Super Car in 1993 and they are Bad Azz know .

It comes equipped with an 8.0 liter V – 10 / 488 Cu in with 400hp @ 4600 rpm. with a 6 speed manual transmission causes a top speed of 180 mph.

The Viper comes with a manual Convertible roof that is collapsible and can be put in the truck of the car.

Within the last 100 miles the car had $3,200. Spent at a Certified Chrysler Dealer on routine / preventative maintenance - Documentation of this  will be released with Title. 

In one photo you will see some blistering in the door sill, this is directly above the exhaust but cannot be seen when the door is closed and I am told this is common in the first gen vipers.

Title is clear and ready for the next owner.

Purchase amount is to be wire transferred into my bank account before the car is released and or cash buyers are welcome.

If purchased prior to “buy it now” Price - Buyer is responsible for Vehicle pick-up or shipping

If purchased at the “buy it now” price I will transport up to 700 miles from zip 20622

Any additional shipping would be at the buyers expense.

 

Good luck bidding.

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