2002 Dodge Viper Gts Final Edition on 2040-cars
Newtown, Virginia, United States
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This coupe #062, which will represent the last 360 cars built on the 2002 Dodge Viper platform, will be the first
production Vipers to wear a Viper red with dual stone white striped paint scheme. The white over red theme was the
same one that carried the Viper GTS-R/T race car to motorsports acclaim with an outright win at the 2000 Daytona
24-hour sports car racing event and consecutive American Le Mans Series manufacturers championships.
In addition to the special paint striping, a number of other details distinguish the GTS Final Edition. Inside,
red-stitched, black leather steering wheel and shift knob are unique to the model, with a sequentially numbered
dash plaque (e.g. No. 1 of 360) recognizing each individual car from the series.
This pristine 2002 Final Edition Viper GTS is the car we all wish we had purchased and socked away when it was new.
Has been garage kept and fanatically maintained. If you’re looking for an affordable way to get your hands on a
top-notch performance car that will handily dispatch pretty much anything on the road, this Viper is your ticket!
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