My loss , your game. I have a set of Accufab throttle bodies off my 2002 Viper with the custom air breather and also an air foil. Also-and a assortment of interior parts. Stock shifter handle nobs and more. See pictures. If you have any questions please call my cell phone at (941)465-1138 , Wayne. MUST SELL!!!!! U viper guys know what I'm selling the throttle bodies alone is 5 hundred and 50 dollars !!!!! U want too go fast ??? Its a nice start and look good too!!
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