Viper Powered VW Karmann Ghia

Jance GTS · Feb 9, 2014

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2006 Dodge Viper 505CI moved from rear of vehicle to front, stock Viper bottom end/short block - Heads Extensive Porting by Rolling Thunders with SRT10 Cam - Comp Cam roller rockers & push rods - Polished Viper intake with Billet valve covers - Custom air intake and thermostat housing by Deanz Rodz.

http://gaugemagazine.com/features/the-blue-mamba/

Bobpantax · Feb 9, 2014

Interesting. It never ceases to amaze me how creative people can be.

AZTVR · Feb 9, 2014

Impressive craftsmanship !

kenphjr · Feb 10, 2014

Wonder how much it weighs?

ViperJohn · Feb 10, 2014

Phenominal craftsmanship. I originally didn't notice the intake tubes were exposed on the front. Not sure how wide the rear tires are, but that is one wicked ride, that's for sure.

denniskgb · Feb 10, 2014

This car has been around. Nice work. Looks too light for the power, makes me wonder about the drivability...

Twinturbostang · Feb 10, 2014

That is one hell of a build.

Jance GTS · Feb 10, 2014

ViperJohn said:
Phenominal craftsmanship. I originally didn't notice the intake tubes were exposed on the front. Not sure how wide the rear tires are, but that is one wicked ride, that's for sure.

Rear Tire Size: Bf Goodrich 285-30-20

Coloviper · Feb 11, 2014

Wow! Sick!

Austin · Feb 13, 2014

An Alley member built this car.

Jay M · Feb 14, 2014

I saw a 240Z with a Viper engine. But what really surprised me is that the interior was still more spacious than a Viper. How do they do that?

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