2008 Dodge Viper on 2040-cars
Hazel Crest, Illinois, United States
Feel free to email: sharmaineboisselle@juno.com . 2008 Dodge Viper ACR SRT
This is a stunning example of the limited edition ACR, of the 179 cars which were produced,
only 40 or so were done in this color combination of RED/Black with the drivers stripe.
It has a clean Carfax, which is getting harder to find with so few produced!!
Starting with the outside, this car has had paint correction, clay bar, professionally polished and extreme seal
applied.
The pictures are done in different lighting to show the excellent condition of the paint.( Sun hides scratches,
cloudy hides imperfections). The nose and front facia are in excellent condition as shown in the pictures, most
cars are repainted or pitted up.
The interior is in perfect brand new condition and still smells new, this is due to high quality preservation care
products, being garaged always and a non-smoker car. The seat bolsters are perfect, on both seats ( pics showing
this).
The engine bay is spotless has been taken care with the same care as the paint on the body. The wheels are perfect,
not one scratch or curb rash. The tires are Michelin Pilot Sport Cups, which were replaced about 18 months ago and
have about 65% tread on them.
The extras that sets this car apart from most is very few came with factory Navigation, it has Loyd’s ACR mats, a
BatteryTender (pre-wired for ease of access) a must on any viper that is not driven often!! It still has the
factory air pump and spanner wrench to adjust the factory coil-overs. It comes with a high quality, very expensive,
two-tone CoverKing car cover in perfect Condition.
This car is no joke, it has around 640hp and wants to run. It sounds very intimidating, due to a high performance
custom exhaust. There have only been a few manufactures worldwide who built cars similar and cost over $200,000,
but Dodge is the only U.S company who successfully designed, built a High performance Track-ready car and got the
Dept of Trans authorization to title it for street use. This is the same foundation which set the record at the
Nurbergring in 2010!! That is the kind of attention you get anywhere you go in this.
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