1996 Dodge Viper GTS in Mint Condition

Rare and collectible Viper blue with white stripes
NO paint work- flawless condition
12,450 original miles
From my private collection and stored in climate controlled garage
8.0 liter, 488 cubic inch torque monster, factory 6 speed

I am a private collector and had previously owned another '96 Viper GTS. After I sold the other one in 2006 I bought this one. I came back to this particular car because of the outrageous looks and performance.

Personally, a 1996 blue and white GTS is the only Viper I would ever own. Not only are they the most sought after but I feel they best represent the history and performance of the Viper.

I believe this to be one of the finest examples available and certainly the best value. The gaps are perfect (check others and you will see what I mean), their is no paint work at all, the bolsters show no signs of wear, the factory wheels have zero rash, all factory TSB's were performed, everything works as new including cold A/C, fluids are changed annually, no leaks and tires are 80% new,

The three owner history is well documented and the appearance is 100% stock. The care this car has received is very evident, even the front chin/spoiler are absent scrapes or paint work.

Modifications are those that in my opinion are absolutrely necessary to this car. In June of 2012 the Random Tech (RTECH) 3" stainless steel catback exhaust with X pipe and 4" polished Stainless tips were installed. Shortly after the K+N filters and smooth tubes were installed.

I am selling the car because I recenly bought a Audi R8 V-10 and do not need two, 10 cylinder sport cars. Although these cars are very different I still cannot justify keeping both.

Original manual, keys, keyless, puchase documents and owner history go with the car. The title is free and clear and in my pocession.

You will find that other B+W 1996 Viper GTS's in good condition go for between $50-$60,000. Mine would compare as good or better then most, if not all.

Mine is priced thousands below that number but that is in exchange for not wasting my time. I am more then happy to answer reasonable questions from qualified buyers. Email me and I will prompltly reply.

I will gladly help with shipping as I have worked with several top transporters. Car is twenty minutes outside Raleigh and RDU airport.

thank you

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