2004 Dodge Viper Srt-10 Convertible 2-door 8.3l on 2040-cars
Dublin, Georgia, United States
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This car is gorgeous. The only defet is a scratch just below the drives door. It is a special edition Mamba and has black seats with red trim on the interior. It comes with a Kenwood touch screen stereo that has bluetooth, navigation, CD player, stereo, iphone connection and ability to add on satellite radio. Has a $1500.00 passport built in radar detector which I will include. I reserve the right to end this listing at anytime should the vehicle no longer be available for sale. I require a $500.00 deposit be made within 12 hours of auction close. This deposit can be paid via paypal. The balance due must be paid within five days via wire transfer, certified funds, or bank check. I welcome a buyers inspection. If you plan to have a buyers inspection completed, make certain the inspection is complete prior to bidding on, purchasing or leaving a deposit on any vehicle. Your bid is a binding contract (see your eBay bidders agreement). All deposits placed on a vehicle are non-refundable. This vehicle was serviced by the Dodge dealership in Hilton Head and was found to be in excellent mechanical condition. It was in the shop only for routine servicing. It runs great and is a real head turner. It is advertised locally as well. Buyer responsible for pickup or shipping of vehicle within 10 days and after full payment is received. |
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