Looks like Hemmings has made at least part of the story online, now that the issue is on the shelves a bit:
http://www.hemmings.com/hmn/stories/2012/12/01/hmn_feature1.html
Mostly written for people who haven't looked at Viper before. There is some history, some sample parts prices, a few parts resellers.
The 'What To Pay' guide is less realistic for at least some of the years (good luck in 2012 trying to find an average 1992 viper for $20,500, and the real-world high end of 1992 now for the museum pieces is more than $30,000).
The Hemmings front-page feature is good to bring more attention to the brand from collectors of other marques, but if newcomers are waiting to find something according to some of those prices, they will be waiting awhile (perhaps hence the reason...to buy more Hemmings subscription issues hoping to find that low-priced Viper somehow).
There is a shoutout to viperclub.org at the end of the article.