New Dodge Viper Gen Iv Gen 4 Factory Oe Air Box, Intake Hose, Air Filter $1155 on 2040-parts.com
Huntley, Illinois, United States
Gen IV Airbox removed from a new viper for intake mods. Might have a few scuffs from sitting on shelf. Everything you see is included. Air mass sensors are not included.
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