CarDude
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Well I just got a price for painting black stripes on my Copperhead vert. I have seen a few striped verts on ebay as of late, and I am in love. Should I pull the trigger...?
Stripes on my 05 Copperhead Vert
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Pythonpete
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It ain't a Viper unless it has stripes! Go for it!
Austin
Enthusiast
Make sure you put on one of Jeff's tops!
Casey
Enthusiast
+1
CarDude
Enthusiast
I have already used this shop to add stripes to another vehicle...check out their work. Although with the truck, I had them clear over the whole vehicle when they were done. I think I will only have them clear over the stripes this time, as the paint is in near perfect condition on the Viper.
Day I got it back from the shop
On a weekend drive in the Rockies
With aftermarket HIDS
WIth aftermarket grilles
Day I got it back from the shop
On a weekend drive in the Rockies
With aftermarket HIDS
WIth aftermarket grilles
Photog1
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Cardude
That is a beautiful Viper truck do you drive that in the winter snow, salt and crappy weather?? I would consider buying one but I am afraid I will not use it like a truck. I don't need another winter garage queen like my Viper and even my Denali has not ever seen snow or salt.
Thanks
Rob
That is a beautiful Viper truck do you drive that in the winter snow, salt and crappy weather?? I would consider buying one but I am afraid I will not use it like a truck. I don't need another winter garage queen like my Viper and even my Denali has not ever seen snow or salt.
Thanks
Rob
CarDude
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Cardude
That is a beautiful Viper truck do you drive that in the winter snow, salt and crappy weather?? I would consider buying one but I am afraid I will not use it like a truck. I don't need another winter garage queen like my Viper and even my Denali has not ever seen snow or salt.
Thanks
Rob
We do a little dry weather winter driving in the truck, so no salt and mag cloride. Think of it like this...we can drive it in weather the Viper should never see. I did drive the Viper to the paint shop to do the estimating yesterday and I was biting my nails because of all the gravel on the roads. Luckily I went slow and stayed away from traffic. In Colorado, rock chips are part of the territory due to the "Rocky Mountains" so we do have to **** it up a little.
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