A new Classified Ad has been posted to the Vipers For Sale section:
Description: 1999 Viper GTS - Black Exterior No Stripes with Black Interior
Chassis and body have ~10,000 miles.
All the work has been performed by Drummond Race Cars and Heffner Performance. References can be provided by Steve Drummond and Jason Heffner along with many others as to the condition and workmanship of this car.
No expense has been spared in building this car. This Viper has been a best of 7.98@181mph on Drag Radials and is capable of much more. Car has approximately 15 total passes at the drag strip.
Reason for selling is basically it is time to move on to other priorities.
The engine is currently out of the car getting refreshed and should be complete in approximately 30 days. Also included will be a spare block that has Darton sleeves installed and a new Sonny Bryant crankshaft that is currently in production.
Modifications list is very extensive, but here is a brief overview:
575cid V10
Twin 88mm Turbos
Powerglide Transmission
Neal Chance Torque Converter
JM Stryker Heads
Moldex Crankshaft
Carillo Rods
Mark Williams IRS driveline
Dont say it's so, Sal. This car is less then 60 miles from me and I never got to see it run. Best of luck with what is one of the baddest fucking machines on the planet today.
Good luck Sal, it is truly a freak. The attention to detail is simply amazing and the performance speaks for itself. I always liked seeing our cars in real events because they looke so out of place, until the green bulb lit.
Oh, and this is THE car that started the drag Viper madness as Heffner's first TT.
Sal, that's the car that got me to the "dark side" from my corvette days. I still remember in Bradenton how I paid no attention to it until I saw the Boards light up with the 9.7 at 147 mph. I almost kill myself running down the stands to find out what the hell it had. It sounded so damn quiet!.
I went home kind of depressed, and the Vette went up for sale.. the rest is history.
I hope it goes to a good home!
That is one sweet car! It was the first twin turbo Viper I ever rode in and is what convinced me to go from superchargers to turbos. Good luck Sal! Maybe we can make someone a package deal! j/k
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