Integrated Windshield Mirrors on the Concept Viper

[Boosted Motorsports]

Just saw this article and thought it was a pretty cool observation! Integrated mirrors that extend the windshield lines! Pretty damn slick if they had stuck with this although I am sure it may have created some blind spots.
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http://jalopnik.com/take-a-moment-to-appreciate-the-dodge-vipers-most-obscu-1791624814

[Purple Haze]

Interesting. Hope these appear on the 2020 Gen VI Viper...Let's keep the rumor going...

[Vprbite]

Blind spots and maybe they couldn't be manufactured reliably. The hoods were already a crapshoot coming out of the molds so I could see that being a concern.

Ya gotta admit the viper was as close to concept car as we've probably ever seen

[sfm79]

Ya gotta admit the viper was as close to concept car as we've probably ever seen

What surprised me the most about the concept car was that it had power windows.

[Fatboy 18]

Cool design, as for the power windows, I expect that when the guys got to building the car the ethos was to strip out anything not needed and get back to a no frills top down car like the old Cobra days.

[Mopar'er no car]

What's even cooler than that is how the headers stick out of the "gills"..

[Vprbite]

But you put a 92 next to that, and I don't think any concept car has ever been as close to the production car.

I didn't know the original concept had power windows. I learned that on the GTS power windows were lighter than a crank, but a power seat was heavier than manual, so that's part of why they went with them. Aside from trying to tame the viper a bit.

I see why people were grabbing their checkbooks when they say this thing.