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The Chrysler Crossfire has taken on an almost cult following. There are monthly local meetings, and yearly national meetings of the Crossfire International Car Club Incorporated (CICCI) with the largest meets drawing over 100 cars. This puts the Crossfire in the top 5 car clubs in the United States. The club, dedicated to the Crossfire and their owners, was founded in 2008, boasts over 200 national and international members and was recognized in 2008 at the All-Chrysler Nationals, Carlisle, Pennsylvania as one of the fastest growing car clubs in attendance.

 

Yeah, I like that. We are being noticed. This helps us in working with Chrysler and aftermarket suppliers.

We've come a long way in just about a year. Keep up the good work guys, and lets get some more members...

 

Yep we are getting noticed, hopefully this will lead to Chrysler giving our cars some support as far as parts.
They are also following us on twitter.
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...attention.html

 

I think press like this is fantastic, especially when everyone said it was a 'flop' of a car. You guys at CICCI have done so much work to make this a reality, my sincere thanks goes out to everyone who works hard to promote a great club.

 

I remember putting out a thread about the changes to the Crossfire Wikipedia page & asked who was responsible. No one 'fessed up.
Well, whomever it is has indeed given us some nice kudos!

 

I saw that... was kinda thinking of getting a Georgia tag: INACULT or ITSACULT (too many letters) or XFCULT because of it.

Ended up with something a bit geeky - a Ham Radio call plate that still hasn't come after 9 weeks.

 

Hey Pizzaguy.... I was just looking at the pic of your car. It would look really nice if you lowered the suspension on it.

 

You DO know that is never gonna happen, right?

Just NOT a fan of lowering... altho I will say that FP's remark about how his corners better lowered DID get my attention.

(Now, I DID once say that I didnt' understand "blacking out" a car, either.
But then I saw this car at the Dragon a month ago.. and I get it now.)

 

That was John's (Boilerup) & he did a heck of a nice job!

 

He sure did. I bet HE gets comments on that car!!!

 

I saw that you said that you did not like lowering in another thread, so I was just messing with you . lol

But, a lowered car will handle better in the curves if it is done right. (lower center of gravity.)

 

Johns black beauty....

 

So what your call sign? KA0WWB here...

 

You guys are all so nice

 

WR8Y (Formerly WB8VUX and WN8VUX)

 

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