1997 Viper GTS, Only 18,519 miles. Supercharged 8.0L V10 engine, low miles

Low-mileage 1997 Dodge Viper GTS Coupe in GTS Blue over a Black Interior. Only 18,519 miles. Supercharged 8.0L V10 engine. 6-Speed Manual Tremec Transmission. Paxton Supercharger - Dyno'ed at 540hp/564lb-ft at rear wheels. B&B Headers, Corsa Cat-Back Performance Exhaust System. 20" Forgiato Wheels with Nitto Invo performance tires (stock wheels included). StopTech brake pads. HID Headlamps. Tinted Glass. Factory Options include; Customer Preferred Package 2DA, Customer Preferred Package 21A, Viper GTS Blue, Left Manual Breakaway Mirror, Right Breakaway Mirror. Standard equipment includes; Leather Trimmed Bucket Seats, Dual Painted Stripes, High-Back Bucket Seats, Halogen Headlamps, Fog Lamps, Security Alarm, Front Air Dam, Leather-Wrapped Steering Wheel, Sport Suspension, Tilt Steering Column. Upgrades include; Performance Exhaust System. Navigation. Upgraded custom audio system (HD and Satellite Radio). This Viper has been a local, Seattle-area car from new and has been driven less than 19,000 miles from new. This Viper GTS shows in outstanding condition throughout.
Finished in GTS Blue, this 1997 Dodge Viper is a sleek GTS Coupe with a very high level of curb appeal. The hint of old school rawness in the Viper's performance is coupled with one of the most muscular-looking shapes ever. A blend of brutal and poised, outrageous and classic, the Dodge Viper remains the ultimate American sports car and icon of the Dodge brand. This Viper shows in excellent condition, both inside and out. Not blinded by sheer performance, Dodge outfitted the Viper with a cabin that features a fair amount of comfort amenities. Leather-trimmed upholstery comes standard, along with air conditioning, power windows and even power-adjustable pedals, a tilt steering wheel, remote keyless entry, a theft-deterrent system, and power windows. GTS coupes include a rear defogger, overhead mesh storage pouches and a trunk light.
Not many sports cars are on par with the Viper, and it is considered a throwback to the era of all-out muscle machines. Whether you're on a racecourse, an open highway or in urban traffic, piloting a Viper is a memorable experience. Brute force is its theme, and civilized behavior is nowhere to be found.