Only because it has been mentioned so often, particularly by me, I feel I should address the conditions in which my Crossfire lives and a bit about me.

I am the guy who puts a tonneau type cover on my car whenever it is at rest to protect the interior and a full car cover on when it will be stationary for any period of time. I hand wash my cars with just clean water using mit and chamois to dry. I maintain towels in every cubby in case there is ever a spill. I have owned numerous black on black cars and know how to maintain them. My first car, at fourteen, was a triple black convertible.

My Crossfire is parked next to my Jaguar under portable carports but unlike the Jaguar I have sides and a back to protect the Crossfire. Even with this I have three covers on the car. The first is a heavy nap indoor cover which is followed by a layered breathable water resistant cover and then a sun and water resistant reflective cover. On top of this I secure a waterproof vinyl covering. But it is not a garage, so I worry.

In nine years a rodent has chewed two wires on my Volvo and four on my Jaguar (which in all fairness it might have arrived with) but did create a problem with the pickup in an under body unprotected area. There has been no damage to the Crossfire.

My cars usually quickly sell (often in days, more than once in hours) usually to nieghbors who have witnessed my fanatasism in caring for my cars. I just no longer have neighbors and do not drive the car enough for others to see it.

I am a believer in full disclosure and have nothing to hide about the this car. I encourage anyone interested to not make an offer until it is fully checked out by themselves or their representative. I will facilitate same.

And, I drive like a granny.

update

Between the personable barrister of questionable intent passing out Firm Offers to various Crossfire owners like a third grader passing out cards on Valentines Day and the obsessed stalker exowner of my car busy on my thread like a jilted lover posting videos of his exgirlfriend, it has been a heck of a week.

The best thing I can think to do is uncover my near flawless Black beauty and gently address some of these mountain curves leaving all this in my wake.