I see Gary from Bozeman Montana has his 2004 Crossfire up for sale on ebay.



httphttp://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2004-Chrysler-Crossfire-Blaze-Red-6-speed-coupe-7860-miles-as-new-04-08-/281132688546?_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649&ssPageName= STRK:MEWAX:IT&forcev4exp=true


I met Gary last year when he drove this car to Utah.
I had told Gary he was welcome to spend the night in our guest room, this way I got a chance to see this car up close and also got to ride in the car.

My whole family feel in love with this car....the photos do not show how beautiful this car is.......and the condition is unbelievable.

I promise you will not be disappointed with this car.......I tried to gather enough funds to purchase this wonderful car, but with everything that goes along with all the issues related to my auto accident it just is not possible.

I would never let a chance like this get away, who knows when another one will come up for sale.

 

HUH? What is this? Where is the car?

 

Car's on the 'bag and located in Bozeman, Montana. Looks nice with less than 8k on the clock.

 

Where is the link to the car?

 

Chrysler : Crossfire Base Coupe 2-Door in Chrysler | eBay Motors


Sorry about the goof.......:confused :

 

Wow, that bad boy is perfect!!

 

If it was Alabaster I'd be all over it. Good luck.

 

Wow... this Crossie is as mint as it gets! I put it on my watch list cuz am curious how much it will fetch for

 

Same here ! This one reminds me of my Red Roadster - which had 13351 on the odometer when I got it in 2009.

 

I love this car! Have told the wife I may bid on it and she rolled her eyes. Problem isthe value is probably much higher than any bank will loan versus the KBB or other pricing services. I'm thinking about 10k is as high as a 2004 NA coupe goes on the pricing guides. Makes no difference if someone is paying cash tho.......

 

My local little bank will finance any car I want for about 4.5% - note has be to 36 months or less - that is their only concern.
The guy told me that my credit score is what it is all about, not the car's value. And again, 36 months is it.

 

4.5% is actually about 2 points high for used car loan money right now. What I was alluding to is banks and credit unions loan based on value. If that car ends up selling for say 15k the bank will most likely lend the money for only 10k , the cars NADA value, or raise the rate to say 4.5% to fund the loan minimizing risk by charging a higher rate.
BTW both my bank and credit union are offering new and used car rates for up 60 months at less than 2.5% right now.
I have payed cash for the last 10 years on my vehicle purchases so my interest rate has been 0%

 

Gary's Crossfire is now bigsky's Crossfire.

 

Congratulations!