ExecUtron Technologies
Viper Owner
We all love our Vipers, but they aren't quite the vintage Porsche are they? "Collectors" don't look at Vipers, only people who are into "Cool" and "Oh-My-God!"...
I hated the milky Dodge black that mine was painted, even though the body was perfect. I also wasn't very happy about the aging cellulite that comes along after a few years in the sun (the Viper that is!). Because of these things, I had my Viper repainted with a very costly paint job. It was professionally done and I had elapsed-time video taken of the whole process along with over 1000 pictures of the entire body. This shows that there was no damage.
I have been offered over $160,000 for this 1995 Viper RT/10 with over 50,000 miles on it, and I've done just about everything to make this thing "un-stock" in every way. That's the neat thing about Vipers! They're the ultimate do-what-you-want muscle car that doesn't require any apologies to the Concourse de Elegance crowd! I have Collector automobiles that I keep to the "Letter", but the Viper will always be my favorite and the most fun to work on...
I hated the milky Dodge black that mine was painted, even though the body was perfect. I also wasn't very happy about the aging cellulite that comes along after a few years in the sun (the Viper that is!). Because of these things, I had my Viper repainted with a very costly paint job. It was professionally done and I had elapsed-time video taken of the whole process along with over 1000 pictures of the entire body. This shows that there was no damage.
I have been offered over $160,000 for this 1995 Viper RT/10 with over 50,000 miles on it, and I've done just about everything to make this thing "un-stock" in every way. That's the neat thing about Vipers! They're the ultimate do-what-you-want muscle car that doesn't require any apologies to the Concourse de Elegance crowd! I have Collector automobiles that I keep to the "Letter", but the Viper will always be my favorite and the most fun to work on...