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From head to toe this car is a beautiful showpiece and would look fantastic in anyone's collection, or even a daily driver.

What's in a name? Well, when your name is Viper, you've got a lot of Bite! You're going to want to sink your teeth into this 2003 Viper, with an 8. 3-liter, V-10 SRT engine, with an output of 500 BHP and 525 of lb-ft of torque. It's no wonder you're going from 0-60 in 3. 8 seconds and down the quarter mile in a mere 11. 77 seconds, that's over 123 miles per hour. With the 6-speed manual transmission you can hit a top speed of over 189 MPH if you dare. Should you decide to push the limits, you're going to be glad you have power steering, power brakes, traction control and Posi Traction. With less than 8,944 miles, this eye catching Silver and black Viper has a lot of venom left for you to enjoy. Additional comforts include A/C, keyless entry, AM/FM 6-disc CD player, convertible top, power windows, tilt wheel, radial tires and black leather interior...

This beautiful car is offered with just over 11,000 miles on the clock. Under the hood is the 711 pound, 400hp V10 engine mated to a 6-speed manual transmission. Lamborghini, who was owned by Chrysler at the time, helped design the V10 engine. Originally engineered to be a performance car, the Viper has no exterior-mounted door handles or key cylinders and no air conditioning. The roof is made from canvas, and the windows are made from vinyl using zippers to open and close, much like the Jeep Wrangler. Additionally, the car comes with another hardtop, windows, a car cover, and the original wheels. A set of aftermarket BBS wheels are currently on the car as well as a wing. The car looks great, sounds great, and drives...

From head to toe this car is a beautiful example of Mopar performance and would look fantastic in anyone's collection, or even a daily driver!

What's in a name? Well, when your name is Viper, you've got a lot of Bite! You're going to want to sink your teeth into this 2003 Viper SRT10, with an 8. 3-liter, the amazing V-10 SRT engine, with an output of 500 BHP and 525 of lb-ft of torque. It's no wonder you're going from 0-60 in 3. 8 seconds and down the quarter mile in a mere 11. 77 seconds, that's over 123 miles per hour. With the 6-speed Tremec T56 manual transmission you can hit a top speed of over 189 MPH if you dare. Should you decide to push the limits, you're going to be glad you have power steering, power brakes, traction control and Posi Traction. With just 7320 miles, this gorgeous Viper Red clearcoat and black Viper has a lot of venom left for...

Since Dodge introduced the Viper in the early nineties, the name has been synonymous with raw horsepower and mind blowing performance figures. This 2005 example sports a pushrod 8. 3 Liter V-10 which churns out 510 Horsepower and a stump pulling 535 lb-ft of torque. With all this raw power, the Viper stays true to its roots as a performance oriented vehicle. Modern day creature comforts like stability control, GPS navigation, and automatic transmissions are not available on the Viper. Dodge wanted to keep it a true driver's car so you get what you need, and nothing you don't. Some convertibles look less masculine than their hard top counterparts, but that is simply not the case with the menacing looking beast. Adding to the aggressive look on this one is the stunning Orange Satin paint color. This special addition color can only be had with the Copperhead Edition. Dodge made 300 Copperhead convertibles in 2005. This particular example is a one owner vehicle which has traveled only 11,003 miles. With a clean vehicle history report, the car certainly needs nothing but a new owner. The Copperheads received edition specific interiors with black leather stitched in Orange to match the exterior. Also...

The Ram SRT10 was the first Hellcat. Think about it. You have a relatively pedestrian vehicle being given not just a more-powerful engine but one that was ridiculously powerful. It was great at burnouts and wasn't really meant for the corners, but it was also so cool. After all, the Ram SRT10 was a Viper-powered pickup truck with a six-speed manual transmission. Even people who don't like pickup trucks like that.

And, what's the next greatest thing to a showroom new 2006 Dodge Ram SRT10? Well, that's easy, a very lightly used 2006 SRT10! And that is exactly what you are looking at! A spectacularly rare mineral gray, Ram 1500 pickup with a ground-pounding 8. 3 liter, 500 horse, V-10 Viper motor! Plus, add a T56, 6-speed manual transmission and this ship is set to sail! Of the 664 regular cab SRT10 produced in 2006, only 131 were painted in this spectacular 'Mineral Gray' color. And,.

Options included with this gem are: air conditioning, am/fm stereo with cd player, cruise control, GPS, power...