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Old Aug 25, 2023 | 11:23 AM
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Default Re: Newbie Registration of your SRT6 VIN#

Originally Posted by xintersecty
I am confused. Considering the amount cashola I handed to the pervious owner, I should own something. Did my mileage and VIN number get confused? 1C3AN65L45X048017 I got the build sheet from Chrysler using one of the many useful links on the forum. Here is the color listed of the build sheet: BLAZE RED CRYSTAL PEARL COAT and the vehicle description 2005 CHRYSLER CROSSFIRE CONVERTIBLE TWO DOOR
ROADSTER.

Please elaborate! I still don't know what makes a roadster a limited edition? The leather seats?
Thanks in advance!
xintersecty
The color, and your VIN# explain why your Crossfire is a Limited Roadster: The 65 in your VIN# identifies it as a Limited (6) and a Roadster (5). If you had a SRT6, the designation would be a 7 in place of the 6 in your VIN#. If the seller represented your Roadster as a SRT6, he lied! Your Crossfire's photo in your intro to the membership confirms it's a Limited Roadster.
The 2004 Chrysler Crossfire (Coupe only) did not have any other model name designation, no other models were available until 2005.

Beginning in 2005 Chrysler began manufacturing other Crossfire models:
  1. Crossfire Limited Coupes & Roadsters
  2. Crossfire SRT6 Coupes & Roadsters
  3. Crossfire Base models, both Coupes & Roadsters in BLACK ONLY Exteriors with numerous option deletions, when compared to a Limited model
  4. Crossfire SE models, Roadsters only with similar options as the base models in BLAZE/INFERNO RED exteriors only with numerous option deletions, when compared to a Limited model
Take the prior owner to court, for misrepresentation, if they claimed it was an SRT6!
Good Luck....
Dennis
DTMenace

PS: I own a SRT6 Coupe and have been on this forum since 2006, so I'm certain my facts are correct....
 

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