jax92
Enthusiast
The viper is just entering its 17th model year and thoughts of collectability arise. I'm sure many owners are previous corvette owners and we can only sit in amazement as we watch the prices of covettes skyrocket. I believe that the success is attributable to the fine job the NCRS does in providing detailed manuals relatiing to each model year providing invaluable info for both the collector and the investor. As we have alll come to learn, originality is king. The somewhat "limited" market for the viper almost precludes that any such product, such as M. F. Dobbins "Fact Book" will be provided, I believe that the eventual need for this type of information must come from the VCA, with full support from the membership. Even if a "surcharge" were imposed for production of these reference books, it would be worth it. Down the road when the big bucks are handed out, the buyer needs to be able to verify the authenticity of any viper being considered for purchase. If we want to increase the value of these cars over the coming years, this type of information is absolutely essential. Just look to the corvette for proof. Now is the time while a close relationship with Chrysler still exists, and there are many original cars to be examined. Appreciate any comments.
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