2004 Chrysler Crossfire Limited, Special Design, Only 43k Miles on 2040-cars
Denver, Colorado, United States
Here is your chance to own one of a kind 2004 Chrysler Crossfire in excellent condition, with very low miles (43K) and unique design.
This is a limited model with two tone leather interior (grey & black) Fully loaded Manual 6 speed transmission. High performance Continental tires that have about 4K miles on them Complete upgrade Alpine audio system with bluetooth and hands free speaker Rear spoiler comes out automatically at the speeds of 55-60 miles an hour This car was manufactured in Germany at on of the Mercedes plants and is a cross bread between Mercedes SLK and Porsche Cayman models. If you have never driven one you have to drive it to truly appreciate this car. Now the most important - the body is wrapped in black and gunmetal carbon fiber (complimentary to interior) with gold striping, this was a very detailed wrap and extensive design process. This makes the car one of the kind with the sharpest look ever created since these cars were made. Imperfections - small rock chip in the glass that did not spread, 2 door dings (one in a rear quarter panel, one on the trunk). This is a daily driver in sunny weather and is always garaged. Clean and clear title in hand, no accidents. Just a beautiful car to enjoy! Selling only because I bought a new toy and need to clear up room in the garage. Have questions - ask! Please note, the vehicle is listed for sale locally and I reserve the right to cancel listing at any time. |
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