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Nice looking ride - I'm always impressed when I hear one being used correctly on the street
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Gents, As I mentioned in a earlier post - the 04 Viper arrived and what a trip this car is. Although the handling and details are not as perfect as the 996, the Engine and exhaust note is TOO DAM MUCH, The power of the V10, 550HP is something that will surely put a smile on your face, trust me I feel like the joker in Batman with this silly grin on my face all day. What a experince, I now look forward to the Turbo arriving and racing the two. This car has given me a new outlook on american cars, it really is the most fun I have had in a car to date. Below are a couple of pictures for your viewing pleasure. Hope all is wel amigos.
I guess I'm from the old school, so nothing can beat the cubes for pure driving pleasure. When you press down on the gas and are immediately thrown back into your car seat, is something that's hard to beat. Actually in my neck of the woods, Vipers are far more rare than Porsches. Also, the nice thing about your Viper is that it looks the part of a muscular car, and boy does it deliver. Congrats!
I heard the early models were plagued with engine failures and RMS leaks?
Or am I getting my black cars confused?
Nice looking ride - I'm always impressed when I hear one being used correctly on the street
AWESOME car! Stationary speed! Your pics of your Viper remind me of that car commercial from a couple of years ago.
Clip #1: This red car (don't remember the brand) is parked in the street. An old man is s-l-o-w-l-y walking buy it and then stops and yells "SLOW DOWN!!!"
Clip #2: Same car is parked on the street. Suddenly a barking dog is racing down street and runs into the back of the car and bounces off of it. The dazed dog gets up off the ground and then slinks away from the car, looking back at it over its shoulder.
