2005 Dodge Viper

Convertible

Manual

1B3JZ65Z65V501717

Salvage

2005 Dodge viper 8.3l V-10 copperhead edition · Copperhead Edition only 300 produced · Only 2200 actual miles · Unique Copperhead Orange satin paint · Leather trimmed and Orange stitched seats · Orange stitched steering wheel and shifter boot · High polish aluminum wheels · Numbered dash plaque · Clean Bonded Texas Title in hand w/ Salvage history (Please read entire description). The Viper is powered by a pushrod 8.3L V-10 engine generating 510 HP and 535 lb-ft of torque. The Viper’s performance is coupled with one of the most muscular-looking shapes ever to drop its top, stunning Orange Satin paint reserved for just 300 special Copperhead Edition convertibles built in 2005. Black leather seats trimmed with Orange stitching on the seams and in the Viper logo embroidered into the seatbacks. The steering wheel and shifter boot get the same treatment, and there is a numbered dash plaque confirming the car’s exclusivity. Completed with a Black soft top, highly polished aluminum wheels and factory side exhaust. This car was purchased from a collector who unfortunately passed away. I have a Clean Bonded TEXAS TITLE IN HAND, but Carfax shows the car to have a salvage history (10-30-2006, Accident out of Nevada - Salvage title/Certificate issued). I assume that when the collector titled it in Texas the salvage notation was removed. That said, I am listing it as a salvage title even though when the buyer transfers the car it may not state "Salvage" on the title. As my listing states the car is 100% repaired and runs and drives as it should. I have set a low reserve to reflect the title situation. Please call Rick with any questions: 214-707-seven-one-06. Low Reserve. On Jun-08-18 at 11:13:25 PDT, seller added the following information: I have included a picture of the front of the title. As you can see it's a clear Texas Bonded Title. I had the title inspected by the DMV in Dallas and they confirmed it as legitimate and able to be transferred. NOTE: Car does have Salvage history and I am not sure why it's not listed on the title. I just want total transparency for my bidders.