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Old 01-24-2006, 10:04 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default good question

Im in school and my teacher told me to find the answer to this question.

The first 100 vipers ever sold came with some thing that no other viper came with what is it.

thats all he said.
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Try Radio Antenna mounted on the drivers side rear quarter panel.
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He may believe that, but in actuality, they did the radio antenna into the early 93s, so there were more than 100 done. This is the likely answer, but there are so many misconceptions about the early years, that he may believe it was something like air conditioning not being offered. It was not offered from the factory until later, but take a shot and see what he says. The antenna is often thought of as only a 92 option ( but, they built over 100 92s ) , but there was a small number of 93s with the antenna mounted to the rear quarter panel. Good luck and see what he says.



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how long did they offer the yellow rims?
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Yellow wheels were primarily done in 96 for the model often called the Ketchup and Mustard Edition, or the Ronald McDonald Edition. That basis was often noted to be a take off of the Ferrari's with similar bright wheels.
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Viper History

This should help alittle.
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So we are all wondering what your teacher said ?
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was the antenna
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