2006 Dodge Viper Srt-10 Coupe - No Reserve!!! - Highly Modified Show Car Winner on 2040-cars
Clearwater, Florida, United States
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2006 Dodge Viper SRT-10 coupe 1 of 117 coupes made in 2006 that were black with no stripes My Viper won 1st Place Best Domestic at FL2K 2013. It has also been featured by HRE and Stance:Nation. Body has 45,xxx miles. Motor only has 3,000 miles on it. Mileage will change slightly as I do drive it on the weekends. This car has over $25,000 in aftermarket modifications. With the mixture of the blacked out car and Snakeskin Green accents, this car is a real head turner...as if a stock Viper wasn't enough. The paint was professionally wet sanded and buffed 2 months ago, so the paint looks fantastic! The car sounds and drives just as good as it looks. If you want a quiet car, this is not the car for you...it sounds the way a Viper should sound! Before I bought the car, there was an insurance claim for $1200 back in 2010 to have the front bumper replaced (CarFax report attached in pictures). I bought the car stock 2 years ago with 39,xxx miles on it and the car now has 45,xxx miles on it. All the modifications have been done within the last 3,000 miles when the motor was rebuilt due to #3/4 rod bearing failure. This car needs nothing! No expenses have been spared to make this Viper stand out from the rest. The car has been used as my weekend driver on nice days and driven to car events. I just took it to the drag strip for the first time on Sunday and ran a 11.70 @ 124mph with a 1.9 60' in 90 degree humid Florida...this car has a lot more in it! Exterior Modifications:
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If you have any questions, please contact me at 727-foureighteight-4708 or tommy8897 at hot mail dot com. |
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