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2008 Srt10 Dodge Viper Mint Like New All Original 4k Miles Full Warranty on 2040-cars
US $68,400.00
Year:2008
Mileage:4296
Location:
Jupiter, Florida, United States
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Thank you for taking the time to look at my 2008 Dodge SRT-10 Viper (GenIV). If you are seriously in the market for this car. There is likely very little I have to tell you about the "viper", other than specific questions, about this particular example. In which case, the pictures do most of the talking. All of the photos you see here, were taken on 10/22/2013. So you can be sure, the pictures represent this vehicle's current condition, as it sits today with 4,296 miles on it. (and the car will not be driven again, until it's sold) They are not photoshop'd in any way. Ebay would only allow 24, and required them to be reduced in size. So I attached many more from photobucket. Scroll down to view them, in the original size. I want to make sure you can see the car up close, and make you own judgment about condition. This color looks absolutely stunning in person, but is very difficult to photograph well. The few I took in the sun have too much glare. But decided to post anyway, to give an idea of what the car looks like in full sun. I think this car is as close to a BRAND NEW 2008 as you'll get. The car looks new inside, outside, and underneath, and smells brand new inside. I've owned 9 vipers, and know these cars very well. I'm very particular about how and where the car is driven, and how its taken care of. The car has never seen any track time, done a burnout, been drag raced, or abused in any way, shape or form. It's never sat out and baked in the sun all day. It's mostly used to go out to dinner, then back home, with my wife. I am a father with two young children, so the time to use this car is very limited (hence the mileage). The car sits inside on a battery tender most of the time. I do try to run it to temperature at least once every other week, to keep it fresh, and fluids circulating. Some relevant points, and answers to some questions I would typically ask, when buying a car of this caliber. But feel fee to ask any additional questions. -The car has never been involved in any type of accident, or had any paintwork done. -The stripes are factory (see window sticker) Venom Red w/ Silver stripes -Never had any warranty work performed (the battery was replaced in 2012 with factory Mopar battery.(have receipt). But other than that and oil changes. Nothing). -Still under bumper-bumper $0 Ded. Chrysler MAXIMUM CARE until 5/8/2015 OR 50,000 miles.(this alone is a $3600 value) ($50 transfer fee, which I will cover). So you have absolutely no worries with this car. -I had an $1,100 Xpel clear bra job done, when it had 800 miles on it. The entire facia, entire side sills up to the viper emblem, mirrors, and rear bumper (behind wheels) were covered with xpel paint protection. The GenIII/IV Vipers are known to get "sandblasted" in this area. And this was important to me, to protect it early on in the cars life. It is amazing, you can not tell the material is there. I searched all around and spoke with other exotic owners, before deciding on this clearbra installer. He was not cheap.. But the job is amazing. Nearly Undetectable, even when right up on it. -Zero "Curb" marks on any of the wheels. Tire tread still like new. The rubber strings are still hanging off the side from the manufacturing process. So you know the car has never done any hard cornering. -Zero "Chin Rash" under the facia. No dents or scuffs on the sills. -Both keys, both remotes, window sticker, manuals, Navi CD, all original paperwork from new, dealer invoice,etc,etc. -Original Oil Filter comes with. -Oil has been changed every six months, which is about every 500 miles. The oil coming out looks as new as the oil going in. But it's peace of mind I guess. M1 0W40 only. -The only thing on the car not original, is a Corsa Cat-back exhaust ($2k value) and a few MGW interior items (radio knob, AC bezels, cup holder bezel) -The car still smells brand new inside. -I have a copy of the Carfax pictured. It is Clear, with nothing more than registration events.
Please feel free to email me anytime, if you have any questions. Or if you wish; you can provide a phone number and I will be glad to discuss the car in more detail on the phone. The vehicle is sold AS-IS (with factory warranty), where-is. Please feel free to fly in, drive in and inspect the car if you feel the need to. Or have a Tech of your choice look at the car. I have nothing to hide, the car is nearly new. This is not a must sell situation, but is a great deal for someone, on an almost brand new car w/warranty, and a $93,180 original MSRP. Thank you.
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