The first-generation Viper is the one that built the legend, a car Dodge shipped with no traction control, no anti-lock brakes, no exterior door handles and no apologies. This 1993 RT/10 is finished in the original Viper Red over a gray leather interior, and it runs the 8.0-liter V10 backed by the six-speed manual that made the car famous. At 13,358 miles it has covered barely a thousand miles a year, and it still wears the removable soft top and side curtains that define the earliest cars.
— 8.0L V10
— 6-speed manual
— Rear-wheel drive
— Viper Red over gray leather
— 13,358 miles
— VIN: 1B3BR65E2PV200530
— Removable soft top with side curtains
— Removable rear window and tonneau cover
— Aftermarket air-intake system
— Belanger exhaust manifolds
— Side-exit exhaust
— 17-inch tri-spoke alloy wheels
— Limited-slip differential
A genuinely low-mileage first-generation Viper in the colors most buyers want. The aftermarket intake and Belanger manifolds free up the V10 and give it more of the voice the car deserves, and the original soft top, rear window and tonneau all come with it.
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