Posting this for the current owners who are looking to down size. I restored this Crossfire a little over a year ago with 96,4xx miles on it. It currently has 97,907 miles and has been garaged kept by the second owners. All info on the restoration/rebuild/upgrade is in the link provided. Hoping to find a good home for it has whoever gets this is getting one heck of a unique Crossfire but still has the ease of maintenance as a stock one. She's not a perfect garage queen and she wasn't built to be. This one was built for the road and as such comes with a few blemishes here or there but nothing that would take away from the overall appeal. Highly recommend a test drive as you won't believe how much work went into it until you see it for yourself. Any questions you may have I'll be more than happy to find the answer to.

ALL OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WERE COMPLETED WITHIN THE LAST 3,000 MILES

All new fluids/filters:
Oil and Fleece filter change – OEM MB
Transmission was also gone through and serviced including a new filter, flushed, connector seal – OEM MB
Rear Differential serviced with BG gear oil
Power Steering fluid - OEM MB
Coolant - OEM MB
A/C Charged
Air filters - K&N
Cabin Filter
Fuel Filter - Bosch

Other Completed/Maintenance Items:
Yokohama Avid Envigor Tires in Factory sizes – about 1k miles on them
Front wheel bearings greased and adjusted – OEM MB
Vogtland Lower Springs – DOT 5 pads front and rear = No rubbing … total drop .5-.75’’
Alignment just done – after springs installed
Freshly painted front, rear bumper and grill – look like NEW and match perfectly
New Drive Belt
New Front Lower Ball Joints – OEM MB
New Instrument Cluster bulbs – OEM MB
New Power Seat Relay – OEM MB
New Steering Stabilizer
New Trunk Struts
2 New O2 Sensors – Both left and right pre cat sensors - Bosch
Newer Battery and Bosch Alternator
Rotex Gold Brake pads


Redone Interior:
New headliner to match the OEM black interior
All interior surfaces that usually peel/flake have been 100% redone in factory OEM color
Lower Mileage Vanilla seats out of a 05’ Roadster

Build:
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ject-69-a.html

Swap:
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...-xf-370-a.html

Price $9,500 - OBO

Photos of it the week before I sold it

 

I would like to see the engine bay with the engine in it maybe it is clear coated too. jim

 

Jim. Only the body/chassis is clear coated and when i say body and chassis I mean the entire car from the roof to the undercarriage (including wheel wells and the notorious rust in the doors). Mercedes use to do this to all it's cars, guess Chrysler thought it cost to much and stopped after a few runs.

 

what i should have said is i would love to se the engine and how it fit,,,( quote from project 69) 3.7L Engine Swap - Done ... Project 69 ... XF 370 just wonder how it looks
as here is a Rudy install of a SL55 engine into My crossfire.
https://www.youtube.co/watch?v=lFvDAn-dquA
jim

 

jim, I saw your swap and possibly one day will get around to it! But this go around I did the 3.7 to keep the factory look, being it was a low vin I didn't want to alter it too much... just enough to streamline it. Here's the link to my swap: https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...-xf-370-a.html

Thanks

 

very nice. and an good job,, looks like it belongs there. jim

 

That was the plan. Thank you Jim, Jason

 

Bump. Looking for a good home!

 

Recent photo post. Still looking for a good home!