2004 - Chrysler Crossfire on 2040-cars
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States
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The car is in fairly good condition over all.The body has no dents; some light scratches and paint from other car doors and general day to day use (See pics). The electronics, the AC, stereo; all work.Power locks, seats, windows, side mirrors; all work The interior is good. (the overhead upholstery has come loose from the roof and needs to be reglued, otherwise normal wear) The engine runs well; I've taken a few long trips, and the car drives beautifully,however the radiator fan recently stopped working. The car still drives, but overheats when idled for long periods. Other than that I've had no problems. I've got 2 electronic keys for the car, the security system ties to the keys. Lock, unlock, and alarm buttons.
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