AM.MSCL
07-11-2012, 05:36 AM
Sapphire Blue no Stripes
1 of 28 Monotone (no Stripes) Sapphire Blue ACRs
There were 77 Sapphire Blue ACRs for 2001
Have the Original Window Sticker
Black interior
Belanger Headers
High flow cats unknown brand
Exhaust tips unknown but look similar to 2009/10 SRT Jeep factory tips
Eradispeed 2 piece drill slotted rotors on all 4 corners
The stock calipers have green pads I believe
HRE Wheels 19" (I do not know which Model)
PWR Performance Products Aluminum 81mm Radiator
Clear bra on the nose, rear quarters behind tires, exhaust covers/side skirts
Front exhaust side sill vents
Alpine after-market head unit with Stereo Jack input
Chrome side emblems
160 t-Stat
SCT Tune by Roe Racing
JL Audio JX Series Amp
JL Audio C2 Series Speakers in factory locations
MGW stuff: cig lighter, glove box door, ash tray cover, shift knob, Gas Cap, License plate frame
Hurst shifter
New Water Pump (have the receipt)
California Viper Club Floor mats with ACR Logo and Sapphire Blue Sneaky Pete
New plugs wires, spark plugs, Radiator fluid, Clutch hydraulics, brake fluid in the last year.
We do have the stock upper shifter bar and ball, glove box door, a stock shifter with the Woodhouse modification, gas door, Factory ACR 5 point harnesses, Service manuals, Extra Nose Sneaky Pete emblem
Current Mileage on the car is just over 16,000 miles. This car had 6200 miles when we purchased it back in April 2011. The 10,000 miles that we have put on this car was driving around Austin, the Texas Hill Country, and couple of Viper Club events (San Antonio to Houston and in Dallas).
A.R.T. Did the work for the Clutch Hydraulics and trans and diff fluid change.
Asking $41,000.00 and payment will be made directly to my Credit Union who has the Title
This Viper gets lots of positive attention at cruise-ins, parking lots, and driving down the road. My wife got lots of compliments during the Texas Viper Roundup in March/April this year about how beautiful the paint was on this Viper. The only thing that gets more attention is our 1969 Pontiac Firebird.
Photos (http://s170.photobucket.com/albums/u276/ammscl/2001%20Viper%20GTS%20ACR/)
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1 of 28 Monotone (no Stripes) Sapphire Blue ACRs
There were 77 Sapphire Blue ACRs for 2001
Have the Original Window Sticker
Black interior
Belanger Headers
High flow cats unknown brand
Exhaust tips unknown but look similar to 2009/10 SRT Jeep factory tips
Eradispeed 2 piece drill slotted rotors on all 4 corners
The stock calipers have green pads I believe
HRE Wheels 19" (I do not know which Model)
PWR Performance Products Aluminum 81mm Radiator
Clear bra on the nose, rear quarters behind tires, exhaust covers/side skirts
Front exhaust side sill vents
Alpine after-market head unit with Stereo Jack input
Chrome side emblems
160 t-Stat
SCT Tune by Roe Racing
JL Audio JX Series Amp
JL Audio C2 Series Speakers in factory locations
MGW stuff: cig lighter, glove box door, ash tray cover, shift knob, Gas Cap, License plate frame
Hurst shifter
New Water Pump (have the receipt)
California Viper Club Floor mats with ACR Logo and Sapphire Blue Sneaky Pete
New plugs wires, spark plugs, Radiator fluid, Clutch hydraulics, brake fluid in the last year.
We do have the stock upper shifter bar and ball, glove box door, a stock shifter with the Woodhouse modification, gas door, Factory ACR 5 point harnesses, Service manuals, Extra Nose Sneaky Pete emblem
Current Mileage on the car is just over 16,000 miles. This car had 6200 miles when we purchased it back in April 2011. The 10,000 miles that we have put on this car was driving around Austin, the Texas Hill Country, and couple of Viper Club events (San Antonio to Houston and in Dallas).
A.R.T. Did the work for the Clutch Hydraulics and trans and diff fluid change.
Asking $41,000.00 and payment will be made directly to my Credit Union who has the Title
This Viper gets lots of positive attention at cruise-ins, parking lots, and driving down the road. My wife got lots of compliments during the Texas Viper Roundup in March/April this year about how beautiful the paint was on this Viper. The only thing that gets more attention is our 1969 Pontiac Firebird.
Photos (http://s170.photobucket.com/albums/u276/ammscl/2001%20Viper%20GTS%20ACR/)
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