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Originally Posted by rcdice
How ironic that it's actually going back to where it was born!
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And that folks, is one of the main reasons we opted for Detroit. Not only are there a bazillion car-related activities in Detroit, but the Viper itself is created there. Ask the folks that went to Saleen last year during the Belle Isle event if they enjoyed it. Then throw in CAAP and who knows what else and this is the Viper event of a lifetime.
Which brings up another point: The Viper's "lifetime" is a subject of much speculation right now. Some are saying it is dead next year, others 2011, others say this is the last year. Hopefully ALL are wrong and the Viper will be produced forever and a day. What better way is there to demonstrate to Chrysler just how much the Viper means to us then by descending upon ts birthplace with 800+ Vipers? And think of those CAAP workers that haven't seen Vipers in such masses since they first went off the line - what a treat for everybody!
This is not only an opportunity for Viper owners to see all things Viper, but is a golden opportunity for those same owners to show Chrysler just how important the Viper is to them. They could be having this in a trailer with peanut butter sandwiches for the main entree - I would happily pay to go just for the chance to influence the future of the Viper program as a whole. If the rumors are true, then this just may be the last chance.