A retractable hardtop with it's weight and complexity is the antithesis of all that is Viper IMHO. A targa top on the other hand would be bitchin' cool.
I would be fine with pointing out that the new car is more luxurious and 'refined' than the previous generations, but when he says that the new CUSTOMER is a 'very, very interesting demographic — much higher income, much higher education levels. The customer is becoming more sophisticated' it...
Re: First poor sales transaction on the forums. 08viperviolet
The fact that the seller did not post pictures of the actual item, instead using stock pics off of a website makes me question his motives.
Re: First poor sales transaction on the forums. 08viperviolet
Then again, exactly how much lighter the CF piece than one made of good ol' plastic? The CF is for looks only.
Lol, thanks. I was just coasting to a stop in traffic. It bounces around a bit and I just caught it on the high end in the pic. Runs mid-10 to 11 under boost.
Yep, 5400rpm. By the time my 48 year old neurons recognize the light and scream "SHIFT!!!" to my right arm, I just beat the fuel cut off. Works for me.
I drilled the column cover, but got a spare ($25. It's the same as a '96 Dakota IIRC) so I can go back to stock for Barrett-Jackson 2030.
C7 looked great last night. I don't think the price comparison means much. The bidding was also partially driven by the $4.2 million dollar sale of the Batmobile immediately before.
Yes, but only at a rate of 1¢ per $100 as opposed to $4.57 per $100 for non-antiques. Since my CJ has a KBB value of about $1.25 that makes the tax negligible.
On a side note, VA has a very low overall tax burden (43rd in the US as I recall), so even though they ding us on the cars, we make up...
No such requirements here in VA, the car just has to be 25 model years old. Getting around inspections was one of the main reasons I went that direction. After I replaced the crappy Carter 2bbl carburetor with a 50 state legal Mopar fuel injection setup, it would no longer pass a visual...
I'm across the Potomac from you in Virginia and have my Jeep CJ-7 registered as an antique. Like you I drive it constantly in the Summer. The Virginia law says you can drive to and from car shows, mechanical testing, and 'the occasional pleasure drive'. First off I have never been hassled, but I...
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