Limited Edition 2001 Dodge Viper One Of Only 55 on 2040-cars
Kearney, Missouri, United States
2001 Dodge Viper. Purchased new February
2002. The car has always been garaged, it has never been out in the rain
or any type of bad weather. The car is one of only 55 cars that Dodge
made in the GTS model with the Deep Blue Pearl color & Connelly
Auburn color leather package. I purchased the GTSR wheels for the car and
still have the original wheels and tires that came on the car. I also
have 3- posters that Dodge released prior to the sale of the Dodge Viper
in the early 90's that I am also going to let go with the car. The car is
a joy to drive and is quite the head turner. The car has been stored on a
lift 10 ft. In the air and the bottom of the car is as clean as the top. (Like
brand new). Please view the attached pictures.
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