Photos and articles for VIPER Magazine
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Photos and articles for VIPER Magazine
If you own a Viper (or know someone who does), I'm looking for photos and articles for VIPER Magazine. VM covers all aspects of Viper ownership, so all submissions will be carefully considered. If you have anything you think would be of interested to VM readers (or have any questions) you can email to ed@vipermagazine.com or visit the web site at www.vipermagazine.com.
Thanks.
Mark Giannotta
Editor
Thanks.
Mark Giannotta
Editor
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RE: Photos and articles for VIPER Magazine
Mark - Great magazine! Sorry I don't have anything to contribute, but I wanted to give you a pat on the back for a job well done.
I have been a Viper enthusiast since day one. It all started years ago when my brother was selected to be one of the fortunate employees to work at the New Mack Avenue Assembly plant, where the Viper started it's life. Alot has changed since then. They used to have Viper family day at the plant once a year and my family would always attend. We would also go to the proving grounds for the Viper family picnics. Things were cool back then and we were able to take the cars out on the road test track. (That soon ended because of liability) He then moved to the Conner Ave assembly plant and became the Team leader. Since then he has been promoted several times and now runs the Ram/Dakota line.
I've been to both viper plants many times and was even there when Jay Leno picked up his car. It was very cool, he drove it off the end of the line and all the employees signed the inside of the deck lid. He also autographed a few things and I was lucky enough to have him sign a picture for me. Pretty cool.
I'll never forget my first ride, or second, or third...... The Viper is definately an amazing car that puts everyone within 100 ft in complete awe as you drive by.
I've also been a Viper Magazine (formerly Viper Quarterly) since the very 1st issue which was a three color, glossy, 2 page newsletter. I still have it all, but I think three issues. Great stuff! I also have tons of memorabilia, RC cars, matchbox cars, posters, pics, brochures, and VOI stuff as well. Maybe someday I'll own the real thing.
Anyway I'll quit the rambling now, keep up the good work
I have been a Viper enthusiast since day one. It all started years ago when my brother was selected to be one of the fortunate employees to work at the New Mack Avenue Assembly plant, where the Viper started it's life. Alot has changed since then. They used to have Viper family day at the plant once a year and my family would always attend. We would also go to the proving grounds for the Viper family picnics. Things were cool back then and we were able to take the cars out on the road test track. (That soon ended because of liability) He then moved to the Conner Ave assembly plant and became the Team leader. Since then he has been promoted several times and now runs the Ram/Dakota line.
I've been to both viper plants many times and was even there when Jay Leno picked up his car. It was very cool, he drove it off the end of the line and all the employees signed the inside of the deck lid. He also autographed a few things and I was lucky enough to have him sign a picture for me. Pretty cool.
I'll never forget my first ride, or second, or third...... The Viper is definately an amazing car that puts everyone within 100 ft in complete awe as you drive by.
I've also been a Viper Magazine (formerly Viper Quarterly) since the very 1st issue which was a three color, glossy, 2 page newsletter. I still have it all, but I think three issues. Great stuff! I also have tons of memorabilia, RC cars, matchbox cars, posters, pics, brochures, and VOI stuff as well. Maybe someday I'll own the real thing.
Anyway I'll quit the rambling now, keep up the good work