1994 Dodge Viper RT/10 Roadster

1994 Dodge Viper RT/10 Roadster
VIN. 1B3BR65E1RV101961
488ci OHV V-10 Engine
Electronic Fuel Injection
400bhp at 4,600rpm
6-Speed Manual Transmission
4-Wheel Independent Suspension
4-Wheel Disc Brakes

*Exceptionally well-preserved 1st generation Viper
*Less than 2,150 miles from new
*Striking Emerald Green Metallic over Grey
*The raw American Supercar

THE DODGE VIPER

Bearing a powerful engine, a minimalist, straightforward design, muscular and aggressive styling, and high performance, the Viper was conceived as a historical take on the classic American sports car. The Viper debuted as a concept in January of 1989 and soon found its way onto the production line, with the first customer cars getting delivered in early 1992. From the start, the car was a raw beast, powered by a massive V-10 engine heavily modified by Lamborghini, which at the time was owned by Chrysler. Still as aggressive as ever, the Viper soldiers on today as an unabashed example of how supercars are built in America.

THE MOTORCAR OFFERED

This highly original Viper RT/10 Roadster has covered less than 2,150 miles from new, and presents largely as it did when new more than two decades ago. The Viper was produced in April of 1994, and would remain with the first owner – an engineer with taste for powerful cars – until 2014. The Viper is reported to have been regularly driven and routinely checked by a professional technician. Finished in the attractive and era-evoking Emerald Green Metallic, this extremely well-preserved Viper stands out as would it just have rolled off the assembly line. The iconic three-spoke alloy wheels are in remarkable condition, and the black soft top with side curtains are still intact. The Viper is equipped with a sports exhaust and high-performance radiator and fan assembly, a recommended upgrade in the Viper communities.

Today, this ultra-low mileage example is ready for show and motoring. The factory Tremec 6-speed transmission gives one great control over the massive 8.0-liter V-10 engine, and the all-aluminum suspension adds precise handling. These early Vipers are starting to show their potential as collectibles. Their raw power and simple nature is akin to the great muscle cars of the cars of the 1960s. Lacking the complexity of most super cars, the 1st generation Viper offers raw and pure driving experience at a tremendous value. Complete with the original set of owner's manuals, this must be one of the best kept Vipers in existence.