This 2004 Dodge Viper SRT-10 shows 46,501 miles and presents in the iconic red finish with white racing stripes, paired with a black convertible soft top. Powered by Dodge's naturally aspirated 8.3L V10, this generation of Viper delivers 500 horsepower and 525 lb-ft of torque, paired with a 6-speed manual transmission and rear-wheel drive. From the factory, it was capable of sub-4-second 060 runs and remains one of the most visceral American performance cars of its era.
This example has been enhanced with several tasteful performance upgrades. A Moton Club Sport damper system provides adjustable suspension control, while a Belenger exhaust system adds both improved flow and a distinctive sound. The intake has been upgraded with a K&N cold air system, complemented by a billet aluminum throttle body. A short-throw shifter sharpens the gear changes. For comfort and usability, it features a lowered seat bracket for improved driving position, an Alpine stereo system, and window tint.
Adding to its uniqueness, the underside of the hood bears the signature of Roy Sjoberg, the original chief engineer and father of the Dodge Viper, connecting this car directly to its history and development.
The car rides on its factory wheels and maintains the aggressive stance expected of a Viper, further complemented by the upgraded suspension. The interior shows the characteristic minimalist design of the SRT-10, built around the driving experience.
A strong-running, driver-focused example, this Viper blends factory performance with proven aftermarket upgrades while retaining its raw and engaging character.
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