Okay, okay I get it, my wheel wells are dirty. Andrew I want you take a picture of the undercarriage, I really want to see how white that is on your car.

 

Yes they are clean, Andrew how often do you clay bar your wheel wells?
Idaho and firemax I was just noticing your avatars I can't tell if you two are coming or going!

 

Rick, I'm really disappointed in you. One is clearly a Jack A$$, and the other one is obviously a Horses A$$. And you claim to live on a farm. tsk...tsk...tsk.

Ironically, we both drive "Alabaster" Crossfires.

 

Congratulations your 1,000th post and you were talking about Jack A$$s and Horses A$$s.

 

Say's alot about me doesn't it.

 

I'm sure the other 999 were great I probably need to take some responsibility for heading you down that path.

 

~ here are some underside pics for ya...

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Andrew I shouldn't have doubted you. Now tell me do you really clean the bottom side of your car, because there is no way my car looks that clean underneath?


Hey +fireamx who are you calling a Jack A$$, oh wait that would be me.


RickZ the picture for that avatar was taken last summer on the Needles Highway in South Dakota. We pulled over to watch some wild donkeys cross the highway when one decided to come over and check out the Crossfire.

 

Remember what they use to say, "It takes one, to know one".

By the way, I like your car.

 

Idaho, that is neat, looks like he was checking it out pretty good.
That is exactly what I bought my Crossfire for, trips and adventures where you see things worth taking pictures of. My wife and I took the Crossfire to Niagara Falls the weekend after Thanksgiving, it is about 3 hrs from here. We left at 3 am, we wanted to get there early to watch them turn the Falls on, lol, Anyway about 10 miles from the house I crested a hill and there was a Draft horse in the very middle of the road and I was traveling just a hair over the posted speed limit,luckily he stayed put and I had enough room to go around him without going too far in the ditch. Draft Horses are big, but you can't appreciate how big till you are looking up at one from the driver's seat of your Crossfire doing about 70. Didn't think to get a picture though!

 

RickZ you'll enjoy the car for taking trips. We have taken our car on a lot of trips and had a lot of fun with it along the way. However, you do have to watch out for those animals they do show up when you least expect it. Last year we went to Virginia City, NV for our anniversary and were driving in from Reno when a heard of mustangs (not the cars folks the real deal) ran across the road in front of us.

 

And, you couldn't use a picture of a mustang for your avatar instead?

 

Sorry FPMartinez, but the picture I could have produced from that encounter was the puckered seat from hitting the skids to keep from hitting them. By the time we stop an got the camera out they were already down in the draw out of sight.

 

That had to be a sight. I love horses.