1996 Dodge Viper

Convertible

8.0L

Manual

1B3BR65E1TV100591

Clear

Gasoline

1996 Dodge Viper RT/10 8.0L V10 engine with 6-speed manual overdrive transmission Very Rare. Original white paint with blue stripes. A few minor dings and scratches (see pics) Autoform rear spoiler Black interior Premium leather highback bucket seats 22,907 actual miles (may be slightly higher at time of sale to allow for possible local test drives) Clean Carfax Upgraded cylinder heads and head gaskets Upgraded engine and transmission mounts Upgraded to 2010 Viper wheels Near-new Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires: 275/35/ZR18 front 345/30/ZR19 rear 3.73 rear gear New OEM clutch Removable hard top (not pictured, original white paint with blue stripes) Roof support with integrated center high-mounted stop light Fascia integrated fog lamps with covers Vinyl side window covers Removable tinted rear window Black vinyl driver's compartment/tonneau cover Seats have been lowered to accommodate taller driver/passenger Forward-hinged one piece clam shell hood Full electromechanical analog instrument cluster w/180-MPH speedometer/7000 Full Euro-look short pile black carpeting Black carpet floor mats Reinforced glass fiber body Clarion DXZ725 stereo with factory speakers, remote and original manual One car key with security alarm on the key fob Owner’s Manual included Original window sticker still in glove compartment (lists 13 city MPG / 21 highway MPG) We bought this in October 2014 from a dealer in Texas - added only 2500 miles since that time Driven in the Hot Rod Power Tour in 2016 as a GOLD-VIP entry Has been parked inside with a Coverking brand navy blue cloth cover protecting it when not in use On Feb-26-18 at 16:00:37 PST, seller added the following information: The factory frame gusset recall has not yet been performed. We found no cracks and never took it to the track. The recall work is free at willing Chrysler dealers like Woodhouse.On Feb-26-18 at 16:11:19 PST, seller added the following information: The car has air conditioning and heater.On Feb-28-18 at 07:13:59 PST, seller added the following information: First two engine photos are from another car (I forgot to take them and was in a hurry). The second two engine photos are from this car. Sorry for my laziness.On Mar-01-18 at 08:14:11 PST, seller added the following information: We received a question about why we change the clutch at 22k miles: The Viper forum guys said there were factory problems with the head gaskets, engine mounts, and clutch. Since we planned to take the car on the Hot Rod Power Tour in 2016, we had a shop replace all of them and do some head work while they were off. We still love the car, but want a Gen 5 because that's the way motorheads are.