Originally Posted by ayayay
I'll start by giving salutations to all...
I'm from small town Alberta and I just bought my dream car. A recent dream, but dream none the less. 2005, Dark Grey, Rag Top, Limited, 17000 Km (10600 Miles) for $17 500 cdn ($13 000 us) . Have been driving it since last week, the day I bought it was -35 celcius (in Fahrenheit "Damn Cold") and the only thing I can say about the all season Contis on icy roads is "Whooho", pretty fun. I want to thanks most of the users on this forum for the useful advice and tips that I have been reading here. Really its what convinced me to buy my Crossfire.
I have a few things I would like some advice on;
1. I have seen on ebay that most of the vehicles on sale there have a sticker that shows where the car was built, the manufacturer and the date fabricated. I can't find that sticker on mine, is it cause its a Canadian car? I don't have an answer for this one
2. When I turn my fogs lights on by pulling on the lights switch ***, there is a second pull position, what is it for? I can't see anything turning on when pulling past the fog light position. In the UK the second position turns on the back up lights
3. In my manual I see a few things that require a special tool, that kinda looks like a bent screwdriver, used to manually lower the roof, or remove the front lower grills, etc. Where is that tool stored in the car? Usually in the trunk by the tire kit or in the glove box
4. In the truck floor there are 2 holes in the foam, on the left is the flat repair kit, what should be in the right one? Mine is empty. Right one for a first aid kit or whatever ya want to put there
5. Moparrbust, I want that hood...
6. Most importantly, I will trade my fully fictional cup holder for the cubby, ship me one and I will ship you that stupid thing. It holds a cup alright, right where my elbow should be when I'm shifting, incredible that someone got away with that design, that guy should've been fired right there and then when he showed his boss that design, or at least demoted to coffee duty or something.
Thanks in advance