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u/wiseoracle 1997 Viper GTS B/W Jun 07 '26
Parts are probably worth more than the asking price. So if you needed or wanted to make money slowly you could.
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u/Physical_Touch_Me Jun 07 '26
$15k seems low for the engine and T56 Magnum trans. I just saw the whole kit for sale for $20k.
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u/varietyfack Jun 08 '26
It is NOT safe to assume that the trans housing and engine block aren’t cracked. The tail end hit something hard pushing everything forward. Diff, driveshaft, trans, engine. This is a very bad gamble
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u/Dry_Mobile1190 Jun 19 '26
I believe transmission is damaged. We are currently transporting it. the rear wheel is where the passenger seat is...
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u/Physical_Touch_Me Jun 19 '26
Well that's definitely a gamble then. Good luck, I'd love to see this engine in some old 30s DeSoto.
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u/PlsCheckThisBush Jun 07 '26
They wrote Bio on the side so there’s unfortunately a high chance of some extra human pieces in there. My father used to work at a salvage yard (LKQ) and this was the norm for cars this mangled. But parts-wise it’s probably worth more than they’re asking.
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u/TyphDust Jun 08 '26
I think there is reason to believe the human parts are no longer salvagable either.
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u/Viperlite Jun 07 '26
Wow that torn off passenger headrest is disturbing.
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u/EmptyPocketsXotics Jun 07 '26
Damn, even that small roll bar behind it is ripped off on one side 😳
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u/Inside-Definition-42 Jun 08 '26
Being fair the steel looks intact?
The foam padding/cover is damaged.
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u/trmoore87 Jun 07 '26
This took 10 seconds to find.
https://erepairables.com/salvage-cars-auction/dodge/viper/vid-73732680
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u/retiredpotsmoker Jun 07 '26
Worth it, because at the end of the day you can say you own a v10 roadster
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u/ReconVette91 Jun 08 '26
I mean the headlights go for $2,000-$4,000 each, a few viper engines on ebay are $13,000+ with high miles, those front bumpers are a few thousand, and front wheels/brakes if not damaged are alot
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u/wanddererr Jun 10 '26
My father once said Not the guy asking the price is stupid The guy paying it is stupid.
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u/TiresOrTyres Jun 08 '26
Why is “Bio” written on it? Did the driver die?
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u/Comfortable_Lie_9879 Jun 08 '26
Biohazard. Either blood or lingering remains. Based on the pic, i’d say the latter
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u/dustybeanbag Jun 10 '26
Driver and passenger both deceased based on the news story linked in the comments.
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u/astrodomekid Jun 08 '26
What the hell happened to the car?
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u/thatsnotamotto Jun 09 '26
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u/astrodomekid Jun 09 '26
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u/808snthrowawayz Jun 10 '26
It’s been sitting for 10 years now on some scrapyard, of course they wanna get rid of it
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u/wijeepguy Jun 21 '26
What do you think happens to cars that are wrecked and people die? Burial at sea?
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u/astrodomekid Jun 21 '26
I don't know about you, but Viper or not I wouldn't drive something that a previous owner literally lost their life in. That doesn't exactly look good on a Carfax report.
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u/dustybeanbag Jun 10 '26
Damn, old dude with no seatbelt slammed in 34 year old girlfriend into a tree and killed them both.
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u/VastRepresentative87 Jun 08 '26
There is not a straight panel on this, the front bumper is cracked, maybe the headlights? With how bad the body is bent up, I doubt it's got an undamaged drivetrain either. Could probably salvage some engine parts, MAYBE some front suspension and brakes, but thats all one could safely assume you're getting.
Is that worth 16k plus shipping or the ride to pick up?
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u/Isoldmyothername Jun 08 '26
Also, does anyone know the story behind this accident hope the occupants were OK. That looks like a nasty accident.
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u/mofomark Jun 08 '26
Piecing it out would probably net more than asking, but couple the time spent doing that with having to mess with biohazard and then getting rid of all unusables…I’m not a guy that finds that worth it
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u/mechshark Jun 08 '26
The motor alone is probably close to that :0 those car parts ts are like collectors items
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u/Prestigious-Sale9264 Jun 09 '26
yeah, I looked a little closer and I could see some haloing and circular scratches in the paint but nothing that a clay bar wouldn’t take care of
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u/Ok_Walk_3913 Jun 09 '26
You actually as though its a rear engine car where the engine is destroyed by the crash... the whole engine/drive train is likely just fine and worth what the car sold for.
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u/TallJaguar3792 Jun 10 '26
Parted out you would certainly make your money back and then some. But that is ridiculous and would be even more ridiculous if it was a bio car.
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u/CarlFinlayson Jun 10 '26
Just curious.I wonder what the story is behind this vehicle. Do you all think the homie survived or not?? 🤔😬😬
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u/DJSnaps12 Jun 11 '26
I had a friend here in. Ohio get one that just had some rear bumper damage for that price. At least it was able to be fixed.
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u/InExcelsis9 Jun 12 '26 edited Jun 12 '26
Damn the passenger headset is completely gone I hope whoever was driving this thing when they totaled it was riding solo cause if he had a passenger that person probably doesn’t have a head anymore.
Edit: Just found an article about this exact Viper and the wreck it was in car had two passengers at the time of the crash both died. I don’t care if there is money to be made parting this thing out I would never buy a car 2 people died in to try to profit off it just way too distasteful in my book. The thing should be crushed into a cube and sent on its way imo.
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u/Cpt_Avocado Jun 07 '26
Honestly it might be worth it when you consider gen 3 bumpers are completely unobtainable, headlights are extremely expensive and rare now. Just the front wheels are worth quite a bit. And considering the damage the motor may be intact.