Looks like an answer to the Black Max, but no claims it was a custom from the factory.....
Dennis
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Chrysler-Crossfire-CROSSFIRE-2004-Chrysler-Crossfire-SHOW-QUALITY-10K-IN-MODIFICATIONS-15K-MILES-/131168149382?forcerrptr=true&hash=item1e8a3b1f86&item=131168149382&pt=US_Cars_Trucks

 

Mark of the beast... Its, interesting.

 

Looks like an exceptionally detailed car, with very low mileage that somebody spent 1000's of dollars customizing.
A wee bit over done for my taste, but not so much so that it couldn't be dialed back a little. But that's just my opinion.
Customizing ones car is a very personal thing, and yet someone else might look at that car and say that's exactly what they would have done to theirs given half the chance.
I know there are more than a few Crossfire owners who would like to have those side skirts.
Should be interesting to see what kind of money it finally brings.

 

Some cars benefit from personalization. When changing something something as well styled as the Crossfire it is certainly a challenge to not detract from the coordinated look few other cars have equaled.

My car arrived not completely stock. With the exception of the wheels and performance options, I do not think it benefited from the small changes. The changes on this red car are not small and I do not think the car benefited from any of them.

But, yeah, it is subjective.

 

Rear tires need spacers.