2006 Chrysler Crossfire on 2040-cars
Jackson, Mississippi, United States
2006 Chrysler Crossfire Convertible Very Good Condition For Its Age. The CarRuns And Drives Very Well. Engine Runs Smooth And Transmission Shifts As ItShould. Interior Very Clean. All Lights And Electronics Work As Advertised. RearSpoiler Raises And Lowers Smoothly. Convertible Top Raises And Lowers AsDesigned. Paint Has Beautiful Shine With No Major Dents Or Scratches. As Seen InPictures, Wheels Are In Great Shape,with Only Right Rear Being Marred But DamageIs Hardly Noticeable. The Car Has A Brand New Oem Convertible Top, Which WasProfessionally Installed Last Year. New Bfgoodrich G Force T/a Tires WereInstalled Last Year Also. These Cars At This Age Have A Major Weakness Of TheRear Window Coming Loose From The Top. You Will Not Have To Worry As I HaveReplaced This One. This Alone Will Save You Nearly $3000.00, That Many OthersFor Sale Will End Up Costing You. In Addition To The $1000.00 The New Tires WillSave. I Don't Feel You Can Find A Better One Than This At The PriceI'm Asking. I'm Only Selling Because My Wife Has Been Injured And CanNo Longer Get In Or Out Of The Car Easily. My Reserve Is Very All That I've Done To Maintain It.
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