This 2006 Dodge Viper SRT-10 First Edition coupe is now available through Motive Archive on Bring a Trailer, representing one of the most documented and celebrated tuner-era American supercars of its period. Numbered 067 of 200 First Edition coupes, it sits at the intersection of factory special edition and high-profile aftermarket engineering, reflecting the third-generation Viper’s evolution into a serious high-speed benchmark. Further distinguished as one of just 24 cars modified by Hennessey with the twin-turbo Venom 1000 package, this example also carries notable media provenance from period comparison testing and magazine coverage. Wearing its distinctive “Fly Navy” livery over Viper Blue with white stripes, it stands as a recognizable figure in early-2000s performance car culture and print media history.

Presented with a twin-turbocharged 8.3-liter V10 built with forged internals, ARP hardware, ball-bearing Precision turbochargers, front-mounted intercooler, stainless-steel headers, and a custom exhaust, this Viper has reportedly produced 1,003 horsepower and 1,121 lb-ft of torque at the rear wheels. Power is delivered through a Tremec six-speed manual transmission and a limited-slip differential, with Hennessey multi-piece wheels, Viper-branded calipers, and ventilated rotors supporting its performance brief. The car’s competition history includes overall victory in Motor Trend’s June 2006 tuner-car shootout and a starring role in Road & Track’s September 2007 supercar comparison, where it recorded a 0–200 mph time of 20.4 seconds and a standing-mile speed of 220.9 mph, outpacing a Bugatti Veyron in the process. Inside, bolstered black leather and suede seats with Hennessey embroidery, Sabelt five-point driver harness, Hennessey trim details, and a plaque confirming its #067/200 status complement the car’s limited production and tuner pedigree. Showing approximately 4,200 miles, with a MoTeC engine-management system, updated Precision 6266 turbochargers, and recent tires, it is accompanied by a clean Carfax report, service records, and documentation from Hennessey describing its demonstrator and media role.

Offered now through Motive Archive, this Fly Navy Hennessey Venom 1000 Coupe joins a roster of collector-grade vehicles with verifiable history, distinctive specification, and strong period documentation. We are representing this Viper SRT-10 on behalf of its owner as a fully documented, competition-proven example of one of the most extreme road-going interpretations of the third-generation Viper platform. At Motive Archive, we provide transparent, well-documented representation for collector-grade vehicles — as The Collector’s Resource. Interested parties are invited to contact Motive Archive for further information regarding acquisition of this vehicle or to discuss representation of similarly significant cars.