2006 Chrysler Crossfire Base Convertible 2-door 3.2l on 2040-cars
Westmont, Illinois, United States
This is a 2006 Chrysler Crossfire Roadster that was purchased by my Dad from a dealer in Ohio in February 2014 and shipped to my Dad's second home in Wisconsin, his primary home being Florida and that is where the car is registered. My Dad passed away in April of this year so he really did not have time to enjoy the car. Anyway, I have a clean Florida title. Currently the car is garaged in Westmont, Illinois roughly 20 miles west of Chicago.
The car is in excellent condition and has obviously was well cared for. I do not have any maintenance history, but the car runs like new, the clutch operates smoothly and is noiseless, the transmission is tight and shifts smoothly. This little guy can fly for sure! I had the brakes inspected for wear and there is good life left on the brakes. The selling dealer in Ohio put on new tires and put it a new battery. The interior is like new, the cloth seats are not even worn, no rips or tears. The carpets and original mats are both in good shape, no stains. The top works correctly, the spoiler works go up and down at the preset speed, the cruise, air conditioning and heat work fine. The top shows minimal wear. Apparently all the previous owners were non-smokers since the car has no odor or any evidence of burn marks anywhere. In fact, the cigarette lighter is the only piece of equipment the car is missing. The exterior paint looks good and shines up well. No dents or large scratches or swirl marks. I did have a CarFax run and it shows no accidents or other issues. I have all of the original owner's manuals and three keys with the original remotes which all work. I also have the front liscense plate bracket still in the plastic bag from Chrysler since it was never installed on the car. The car is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction at anytime. Buyer is responsible for all shipping costs and the car is being sold "as is where is". A $500 deposit is required within 24 hours by the winner at the end of the auction. PayPal, cash or certified check is required. |
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