1996 Dodge Viper RT/10

The original Dodge Viper RT/10 was created with a refreshingly simple formula: a huge naturally aspirated V10, six-speed manual gearbox, rear-wheel drive and very little separating the driver from the experience. This 1996 Dodge Viper RT/10 is finished in the iconic combination of Stone White with blue racing stripes over a black leather interior with blue accents. The seller represents it as one of 324 examples produced in this specification, a claim that should be supported by documentation before being presented as verified. Powered by an 8.0-litre V10 and six-speed manual transmission, this Viper has been upgraded with a TNT Motorsports camshaft, supporting valvetrain components, headers, full stainless-steel exhaust, cold-air intakes, engine tuning, cooling improvements and a short-throw shifter. The modifications give the car a stronger performance character while retaining the fundamental V10 and manual-transmission experience that defines the RT/10. The exterior presents well, with glossy white paint, blue bonnet stripes, factory-style white wheels and the dramatic proportions unique to the first-generation Viper. Both the removable hardtop and open-roadster configurations are shown, and the car also includes hard side windows and soft side windows. Inside, the cabin retains its black leather bucket seats and driver-focused layout, complemented by a blue steering wheel and parking-brake handle, carbon-fibre-style console trim and an aftermarket multimedia system. The leather and interior surfaces show light age consistent with a carefully enjoyed driver. The engine bay appears complete and orderly, with the red V10 intake assembly providing the visual centerpiece. Some surrounding reservoirs and finishes show normal age, but the compartment retains an honest and largely factory-style presentation. The car has covered approximately 29,000 miles and reportedly remained with its original owner until 2023. It is accompanied by a clean title and CARFAX. Known items include a non-functioning fuel gauge and a small air-conditioning leak. The seller states that a replacement factory fuel gauge and glovebox door have been ordered. The air conditioning functions when charged but will require leak diagnosis for a permanent repair. A rare, low-mileage and visually distinctive first-generation Viper combining iconic white-and-blue presentation with meaningful performance upgrades and complete weather equipment.