2010 roadster production year

ViperJeff

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* acr-x coupe 50
* srt-10 convertible 157
* srt-10 coupe 303
 

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Jeff, How many were ACRs and ACR convertibles??
How many were shipped out of the country(CANADA...)??
Was 2010 the lowest production year to date??
 

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This is easy. There were 20 of the ACR Convertibles built for Woodhouse Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, Viper. They were done in white, yellow, red and black with various stripe or interior combos. This was a factory built car, with it's own code , listing ,etc., hence it is an extremely distinct model with just the 20 ever built. Have had some folks at FCA tell me it could be the most valuable Viper ever built as no other distinct model is likely to ever reach such low volume numbers.
 

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Sure would be great to be able to identify those 20 in mb DB
 

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Well I know where most of them are , and could likely go back and research all the Vins , since obviously we/I sold all of them. See what I can do in the following weeks.
 

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It's great to see some cooperation in an attempt to create a data base of these cars. It seems that Viper Jeff is the only one really making any effort to collect this historical data. Hopefully he will succeed despite the lack of assistance from either club. His time will come.
 
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