1999 Dodge Viper ACR

Listing my 99 ACR for sale. I have put ~1k miles on it since December and did a few things it needed; fresh tires, new clutch slave, alignment, and freshly detailed.

Specs:
1999 ACR, Black w/Silver stripes (1 of 215 ACRs built and 1 of 98 in Black)
AC and Radio Option
28,8xx miles
Asking 47.5k

Car is rock solid and is ready for the new owner.
No rush to sell, will happily drive it through the summer when time permits and will pull the FS thread down in a few weeks if no interest pops up.

Here is some manufacturer info on these before their release:

The 1999 Dodge Viper ACR (American Club Racer) is a hybrid of the GTS-R and the standard Viper. About 100 to 200 of these special edition Vipers will be available in the first quarter through Dodge dealers. The major changes to make these vehicles race-ready were more power, lower weight, and refined handling:

Smooth intake hoses and a K&N air filter element increased air flow to add 10 horsepower.
60 pounds were cut by removing the audio system, air conditioning, and fog lights (brake cooling ducts can be put into the openings).
Suspension components have been replaced by GTS-R racing units with Meritor (formerly Rockwell) springs. Michelin Pilot Sport high-performance radials (P275/35ZR18 front, P335/30ZR18 rear) mount on one-piece 18-inch BBS wheels for improved traction.
The ACR will have the interior enhancements of standard Vipers: power sideview mirrors, cloth-covered sun visors, a satin aluminum finish on gauge trim rings, parking brake handle and release button, shift lever shaft, gearshift knob and inside door release handles.

The ACR concept started with the Dodge Neon; the idea is to provide racing enthusiasts with a reasonably priced entry to Showroom Stock classes. Neon ACRs won the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) Showroom Stock/C class in 1995, 1996 and 1997. Neon drivers also scored 127 wins and 311 top-three finishes in 216 national events; one Pro Rally production-class championship and five Solo Two national championships in 1997.

 

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