1999 Dodge Viper GTS

Make

Dodge

Model

Viper GTS

Year

1999

Listed price

$79,500

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina

Transmission

Manual

Mileage

46,500 miles

The Dodge Viper GTS arrived in 1996 as the coupe variant of the already legendary RT/10 roadster, instantly becoming an icon of American performance. Developed with a "back to basics" philosophy, the Viper was a raw, unadulterated sports car built around a massive V10 engine, originally conceived by Lamborghini (then owned by Chrysler) from a truck engine block. The GTS, with its distinctive double-bubble roof and sleek fastback design, quickly became the more desirable and collectible of the two body styles, epitomizing the Viper's no-compromise attitude. Its racing pedigree was cemented with victories at Le Mans and in the FIA GT Championship, further solidifying its status as a true supercar slayer. The second-generation Viper, produced from 1996 to 2002, refined the original's aggressive nature while retaining its brutal charm. This 1999 Dodge Viper GTS, showing 46,500 miles, takes the already formidable platform to another level as one of just six Autoform Street Coupes ever built. This bespoke conversion, crafted by Steve Dreyer of Autoform, gives the car an even more aggressive and unique aesthetic. Under the hood lies a freshly rebuilt 8.0L Gas V10 engine, paired with a new clutch and manual transmission, ensuring peak mechanical health. The car sits on adjustable coilovers and features a StopTech big brake kit, complemented by Gen 5 ACR wheels, promising a driving experience that matches its wild looks. The custom interior, a testament to the late Tony Venzano's craftsmanship, provides a unique cabin environment for this extraordinary machine. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a truly unique and meticulously enhanced piece of American automotive history.