How do you like an older Jeep Wrangler with Viper V10 power?

This 19-year-old Jeep Wrangler packs a 8.3-liter, 10-cylinder engine borrowed from a Dodge Viper and will soon be available for bidding.

The listing points out a custom exhaust manifold, an improved transfer case, reinforced crankshafts and a four-speed automatic transmission. The power isn’t specified, but someone in the comments says it’s around 500 horsepower (370 kilowatts).

Aside from a supercar engine, this particular Wrangler benefits from Dana 60 axles front and rear, heavy-duty suspension arms and adjustable shock absorbers. The front end rides on Dirt Logic coilovers, while the rear end gets Pro Comp shocks. 17-inch wheels wear 35-inch BFGoodrich tires for off-roading.

Aftermarket seats wrapped in red and white trim and a Clarion audio system hooked up with Boston Acoustic subwoofers sum up the biggest interior changes.

According to the listing, the off-roader is still in pristine condition with roughly 3,500 km (2,175 miles) under its belt.