One of 442 Emerald Green Gen 1's. Even fewer were spec'd with the saddle interior. 

Autoform hard top with plexiglass windows and new rear window, plus original canvas top and side windscreens (like new). I’ve rarely taken the roof off but it is fun without it. Several billet aluminium accessories (retained originals). Dealer mechanic inspection and compression test about 5,000 miles ago before she left the states.

Mildly updated with: 

I have owned for 4 years and previous owner had it for 12, have all receipts for this time period, plus some for earlier modifications. This is not a trailer queen. She is mechanically sound and always draws compliments.


THE BEST POINTS


KNOWN FAULTS OR DAMAGE

As mentioned, she’s not a trailer queen and gets driven at least a few times a week. The front bar does have stone chips, a scratch where the roof clips in (not visible when roof on) and some paint bubbling on the side sill panels from the side exit exhaust, a typical Viper issue.


THE STORY

I personally imported the Viper in 2020 as soon as it was eligible for club plates and no need to convert to RHD. I intentionally opted for the 1995 model year because if the rarer emerald green and saddle interior combo along with it being the first year of factory fitted air con, it does get hot in that cabin and it works a treat.

Same as myself, the previous owners had clearly taken care of it, maintenance, some minor mods, documents and being driven and appreciated as it should be.


Happy to organise a viewing or inspection. Also happy to hear any offers for swap or trade with cash my way for something fun, unique or interesting. 

Thanks and all the best.