Selling my 2005 Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6. 33, 634 Miles. $14,000. Clean title in hand. Graphite Metallic. Everything is stock except for aftermarket exhaust.
2005 Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6 Coupe

PRICE LOWERED DOWN TO $13,000!
Chrysler : Crossfire SRT-6 in Chrysler | eBay Motors

This is a CLEAN title car, please read people. This is NOT salvage.

 

Is nobody interested in this great deal? :0

 

Be patient, most here already have Crossfires so don't expect to many seriously interested buyers on the forum.

 

Well, hope I don't dampen your spirits, but I took $13k, for my modified coupe with 36000 mls, seems like most people who know what they are already have one....................

 

I assume this is yours

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2005-Chrysler-Crossfire-SRT-6-Coupe-/181144508753?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item2a2d0dd951#ht_500wt_1182

 

You sir are correct!

 

Still for sale.

 

Relisted on eBay.

Chrysler : Crossfire SRT-6 in Chrysler | eBay Motors

 

Price lowered down to $13,000.

Chrysler : Crossfire SRT-6 in Chrysler | eBay Motors

 

Sorry man, the Salvage title is killing you. It'll be tough.

 

13K with a salvage title, thought it said clean

 

Here is a good report on cars with rebuilt/salvage title. 5 reasons to avoid salvage-title cars | Fox Business

A knowledgeable buyer willing to accept the risk will expect an inspection and documented explanation.

"Clean title" does not mean no one has spilled coffee on it. I think you meant to say "title in hand." Potential buyers may see this as misleading and loose interest.
Correct your listing and explain the title. When the price is right it will sell.

 

The title is in-fact CLEAN. Do you guys not know how to read?

It was explained in the listing.

"Car was involved in a minor accident so the DMV gave it a salvage title by mistake. The DMV soon corrected this to a CLEAN title, but Autocheck wasn't updated so I have to list this as a salvage title car or eBay keeps on taking down my listing. Any damages were completely repaired."

I will repeat this one more time. It is a CLEAN title car with a CLEAR/CLEAN title IN HAND. Thank you...

Best deal you will find, I've lowered the price to the lowest I will go.

 

What was the extent of the damage?
Do you have any pics of the broken air vents?
Does the cupholder and ashtray stay closed?
Is the headliner clean and still attached to the roof?
Any known issues?

thanks
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1) The passenger door was hit and was replaced. No frame damage and no airbags deployed.
2) There is a picture in the craigslist listing and the ebay listing. The 2 bottom, shades of the right center air vent are missing. I have added a chrome covering for the center air vents to match he center console, but can be removed if wanted.
3) The ashtray stays closed, it has no problems. The cupholder spring broke and wouldn't go down, so I removed it and now it is manual. So it won't pop up randomly, much better this way.
4) There is no problem with the headliner, there are a few dirty spots which can be cleaned.
5) No known issues the car drives and sounds amazing.
Thank you.

 

For anyone interested in the damage.. Disclaimer.. vin matchtes anyways..

This vehicle is placed in Bridgeton, Missouri. It was Undercarriage damaged.

Isn't that a "title washing" state?

Salvage CHRYSLER CROSSFIRE 2005 for sale, vin: 1C3AN79N45X054742 in BRIDGETON, MO, 63044, USA, color: GRAY, price: 3550.00

 

1.500 miles later and your ready to sell.. kinda says a lot doesn't it?

 

I don't understand what your trying to get at?

 

Just that 99.5% of the sellers on here are letting go of a car they have been passionate about.. Not a quickie dollar attempt is all.

 

INFLIGO, you got some splan'n to do.

Check this one out. It include full history report.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chrysler-Crossfire-SRT-6-2005-Chrysler-Crossfire-SRT-6-Coupe-/181124142525?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item2a2bd715bd#vi-content