AutoWeek Oct 28 issue
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From: Mokena IL
Re: AutoWeek Oct 28 issue
No i don't, i got my issue electonically yesterday and was very surprised to to see the article about our SRT with a picture of Chas Knight, & James Fasold and comments from Dena Nelson & Randy Lundstedt.
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From: Dallas, the Republic of Texas
Re: AutoWeek Oct 28 issue
I would have bought a copy.
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Re: AutoWeek Oct 28 issue
Made PDF of article. Initial attempt to upload exceeded allowable file size for Forum attachments
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Re: AutoWeek Oct 28 issue
Fantastic article - Thanks for posting the PDF dedwards. Exactly the type of national PR exposure our cars need as we approach 6 years out-of-production. Well done by all who contributed to this article.
Dang...is it me or does Chas Knight get better looking each time we see him?
Dang...is it me or does Chas Knight get better looking each time we see him?
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Re: AutoWeek Oct 28 issue
I read that someone said that this article didn't go into the N/A Crossfire. Let's face it, the SRT6 is the "flag ship" of our marque, and if anything will draw interest and appreciation into Crossfires, it will be the SRT. The prices that are currently being sold at now, will attract newbies to owning a Crossfire. When they find that the SRTs are not as common as the N/A's, they will get an N/A and experience the "grin" and become addicted as we have. They'll mod and individualize for themselves, and dream about the SRT, until they get one. Just sayin .......
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Nice article, it's great to see Friends and Family (and the Crossfire) featured in a national magazine.
I still get 4 different automotive rags, and ever since 2005 the Crossfire might as well have dropped off the face of the planet, because it has been completely forgotten by the press.
Our cars can't even make any Top 10 lists of Best "Used" Sports Cars.
But then maybe that's just one of the benefits of being on the inside of the Joke.
I still get 4 different automotive rags, and ever since 2005 the Crossfire might as well have dropped off the face of the planet, because it has been completely forgotten by the press.
Our cars can't even make any Top 10 lists of Best "Used" Sports Cars.
But then maybe that's just one of the benefits of being on the inside of the Joke.