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I tried our local Chrysler dealer about replacing the top on my SRT-6 Roadster, but when they checked it's service date, 10 years had passed (1 week) and indicated that TSB wasn't going to happen:-(. Car was originally from Florida. Any thoughts for me to pursue? peace

 

CRY, because they aren't going to help you if it'll cost them money. UNLESS, you are real friends with the dealership owner, service manager, or someone who will decide in your favor. Too bad! Good luck!

 

I contacted the seller through his E-Bay listing . . . He answered promptly . . . His name is Mike . . . and in fact we've now enjoyed a few back and forth e-mail communications. That radio is a Sony XAV-7W. Unfortunately it has been discontinued.

 

Just to clarify . . . Duane, my Chrysler case rep from the SRT group, after considerable prodding finally agreed to replace the convertible top on my low mileage SRT6 if I could document that I'd owned the car in Florida for at least two years. As soon as the two year ownership anniversary date arrived, I sent him in all the documentation. He took everything, updated his file and told me to contact my dealer for an appointment. When I did that, they contacted Duane at SRT for authorization and he denied that he had EVER approved replacement of my top (even though I know the notes were right there in front of him in his own file). He said he thought the District Service Manager was the one who had approved replacing my top . . . (I've never seen anyone back peddle so quickly and so smoothly as "my friend" Duane of the SRT group). Duane is not a man of his word and I ended up getting ZERO assistance from Chrysler with replacing my convertible top. Just letting you know the facts . . .

 

Dang Dog, thats definately no way to be treated. Just get so tired of some people making promises and not backing them up. Tough break, expecially being built up like that.

 

Soooo . . . The guy that bought this beautiful 2000 mile Graphite Grey SRT6 roadster phoned me the other day and we spent some time talking "Crossfire" . . . He is in Orlando and his name is Chris. He'll be joining the forum (or may have already joined). Chris definitely has a full blown case of SRT6 fever. He plans to "keep" this car and trailer it to car shows (he didn't even drive it from Tampa to Orlando . . . he had it shipped). He's already looking to buy another SRT6 that he plans to actually mod and drive! Congratulations Chris . . . You got a real beauty!

 

Wonder when I'll run into him?!? lol.

 

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Does anyone happen to have the contact info for the gentleman selling the Roadster. I had contact with him via Ebay, but needless to say the Ebay listing is long gone along with his contact info.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

A Red Dog mentioned above. The car was sold.

 

Interesting- the seller had no bids via Ebay. Ok!

Thank you

 

Sorry but you're wrong . . .

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2005-Chrysler-Crossfire-/221746529201?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2047675.l2557&nma=true&si=7Nc2oKV8DfPFcWHsZeeYrqVlK3M%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

 

What I should have said is there were no bids when I last reviewed the Ebay add

 

Interesting thread. I was wondering if there were any SRT's out there with less mileage than mine. I am the original owner of 2005 Crossfire SRT 6 roadster VIN 1C3AN75N15X053120 and it has 3,400 miles on it as it sits in my garage.

 

$25000???

Ok, that is it - prices ARE up. At least on the SRTs, "Topless" had 4000 on his and it sat at $25,000 for over a year and did not sell some two years ago.

 

While not contending it is like flipping a switch, that ten year point is where uncommon cars are expected to start the transition from "just an old car" to a collectable. I know for some like the Pantera it seemed to take longer, but it has made up for it lately.