2004 Chrysler Crossfire Coupe Rare Car Two Time Interior Low Miles on 2040-cars
West Chicago, Illinois, United States
Up for sale is a 2004 crossfire rare two tone red and black interior in great shape no tears or holes or anything anywhere! Hard car to find in this shape with miles it's my daily driver has approx 78k miles on it. Very dependable, has new tires on front which I think may need balanced still as I hear road noise with them, rear tires are not new but have tread left maybe 1 year. Brakes are great. at idle you can hear a pulley kind of noisey my mechanic said no big deal said sounds like a tensioner pulley but does not effect anything driving if I don't sell I may fix it's a very cheap part but like I said has no effect you can just hear it slightly when at idle. Abs light and bas on abs sensors commonly go out very cheap I never worried about. Body is excellent check out pics a few minor dings here and there not many. One small dent on too near door size of golfball. If you want a clean car here it is. The side mirror control is in the glove box it's not hooked up due to someone who was fixing something a while ago unhooked it and never hooked it back up and I haven't get around to it. Smoke free car also . It is my daily driver so miles may be off slightly if you buy cash in person so you can see car. Any questions please email I tried to list everything I know thanks for looking!!
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