This car is sold.
Would like to have sold it to a forum member, but was not to be.
Without a Crossfire, probably won't be around the forum unless I get another one, which, at my somewhat, ahem, advanced age and incipient arthritis making it less fun to drive, is unlikely. Sure have enjoyed it, though. Nice people here. Best of luck to you all.
Thanks,
Mike (anasazi on the forum)

 

test.......................

 

got better high quality photos?

 

This one has PIZZAGUY written all over it.

 

Yes.
I've had problems uploading anything over 100K in size.
I'll now load the high res pictures on photobucket and insert them directly in the post--it will take a while, but I'm on it.
Thanks.

 

Why are you selling?

 

Good question. Temporary insanity?
Actually, I just bought a Porsche Cayenne S, making the total cars three. We have a two car garage, and one car has to stay outside, blocking the driveway for the other two. Someone has to go, and it's not going to be my wife's car. What I really need is a three car garage, but that's not possible.

 

Original tires?

 

I know what you mean, I need to build a garage with a house attached.

 

Looks like the OEM Varta battery too.

 

Yep--loads of tread.

 

Test............

 

Actually a Mopar replacement a while back.

 

This is a sweet car. With the low miles I hope you can sell it for the asking price.

 

I do too. I may have to go the eBay route, though, if there is no interest here. The last one with similar miles sold on eBay was listed at 20K OBO and the offer was accepted (I don't know what it was). And it was blue or silver blue, not graphite.

 

I just kept adding garage doors.

 

Hah! I wish I could.

 

One of these ? Really just a matter of priorities, can even pop the top on the Vixen in the garage.


If I ever sell I'll need to adverstise on carproperty.com ( & can watch & hear the fireworks at Universal from my yard.

 

I wouldn't trust that tent garage with my old Harley.. much less anything of real value.

 

Oh, I don't have room for such a thing and the Crossfire deserves a little more substantial protection, particularly with the weather of late.
It currently resides in a my brick garage, with a steel I-beam and 16" glu-lam beam supporting the roof. The house might blow away in a hurricane, but the garage would be left standing most likely.