You ARE special...at least you got yours back in good shape, that's special,
and that's more than I can say for my seat repair. My dealer botched the
job and the seat looked crappy. I talked with Allan at Earnhardt's and he
gave me the name of the shop they sublet the seat repairs to in Mesa. I
took it there to get the job done right. The owner of my dealership ended
up cutting me a check to cover my expenses...

Looks like we took this thread way off topic...

 

Here is a copy of my window sticker. Actual size is 10x15 inches. Make a copy and white out info that doesn't match your car and then fill in accordingly. The second one comes up but you may have to click on it a couple of times - don't ask me why???

Attachment 3455 Attachment 3454

 

Don't forget that I saw that sticker and the little white car before you did! My only claim to fame.

 

Brad, I'm just glad that you didn't buy it, thus giving me a chance at it. I guess that means I owe you one partner. So far, it's been great, with no problems, and no complaints from me.

 

Yes, I know this is an old thread. The Chrysler Crossfire Owners FB page has posted info for a window sticker (Monroney Label). I was able to get one for my XF for $7.99. The site is easy to use & the Label is emailed. I was mostly interested in the original Retail Price. Mine was $33,620 plus shipping & the dealer added chrome wheels. I am also still trying to locate the original owners family. I know where the XF was originally sold but because of privacy rules the dealer will not give me the information.

Print Automotive Window Stickers | MonroneyLabels.com

On a side note the site also has the current suggested current retail price that was to low to mention. Although it was less then $4,000.

 

To all those wanting a copy of the original window sticker for their Crossfire, I've attached a copy of a letter I got from Chrysler when I bought my car in OCT, 2008. Chrysler did allow copies of original window stickers to be obtained from original dealers, but there was a 5-year timeframe for doing so. Dealer could request window sticker copy from Chrysler and Chrysler sent window sticker to dealer. Dealer turned around & sent window sticker to me.


My only issue with this is the window stick was an 11" x 17" document. Dealer folded it in half so it would fit in an 8-1/2" x 11" envelope to mail to me. So the window sticker had a crease across the middle.

Later,

 

This is a great link to getting a representative window sticker.

 

Does anyone think that the post above could be very misleading?

 

Does anyone here have the website (chrysler?) address that has the original equipment listing for our cars. I found it once, but foolish me, didn't bookmark it and now I can't locate it again.
Thanks

 

The NA and SRT specifications are on this site, they are official scanned documents from DC sales books. Is that what you want?
They list standard equipment, there was not a lot of things to add, but they can be found in sales brochures.
The specs are in the documentation thread as are some sales brochures.
Click on the Index of Crossfire ..... below to get to the documentation thread.

 

thanks
I saw all of these
When I bought my first Crossfire, I found a link on Chrysler (Mopar?) that led me to the original build sheet. I can't find that link now --- maybe a victim of FIAT?

 

That site is on that Index of ..... thread as well.
Padgett found that one.

 

Hey if your being treated right by a car dealer service dept ! You are special !!! LOL

 

Here is the site. CLICK

 

I also need a 2006 Crossfire, Roadster Limited window sticker...... any thoughts?

 

According to feedback I received from Chrysler back in 2008, a window sticker copy could be requested from the original selling dealer for a period of up to 5 years from original delivery to dealer. The factory wouldn't handle these requests directly from owners. Chrysler told me the original selling dealer and gave me their contact information. But since it's been long past 5 years on these cars, I doubt that a copy of the original window sticker could be requested now.

You could run a CarFax report to identify the original dealer and then reach out to see if a window sticker could be had.

Or you can go to MonroneyLabels.com and pay for a window sticker that somewhat simulates the original window sticker. Some of these look okay. An example is below.

 

Actually, the window sticker Monroney Labels provides is a very close replica of the OEM version. In my case, the only item that's incorrect is Monroney Labels shows a $150 additional charge for the Machine Gray paint. Chrysler didn't include that as an extra cost. Monroney Labels states the MPG ratings are 19 City/25 Hwy. Chrysler stated 21 City/28 Hwy. Everything else is per the OEM version.

 

Go to monroneylabels.com enter vin for any car $7.00

 

I'm told there is a young lady on Facebook that produces window stickers that are exact replicas of the OEM version. I've seen an example of her work and these copies are outstanding. I don't do Facebook, so don't know how to search and/or contact her. Maybe someone else will know how to contact her.

While the window sticker from MonroneyLabels.com is a nice version, it is not an exact replica of the OEM version. I have a Monroney Labels version and they show the Machine Gray Metallic paint as an additional charge. It was not - I have a copy of the original OEM window sticker.