Coolest and most pointless feature on the Crossfire
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Re: Coolest and most pointless feature on the Crossfire
Originally Posted by MMZ_TimeLord
blond xo,
That's a new one for me too... excellent find!
I too think it's great for a woman to be interested in cars... hell I married one that plays video games too!
Welcome to the forums... *HUGS*
That's a new one for me too... excellent find!
I too think it's great for a woman to be interested in cars... hell I married one that plays video games too!
Welcome to the forums... *HUGS*
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Re: Coolest and most pointless feature on the Crossfire
That coin holder is so secret that the service Folks at Classic Chrysler in Madison, Ohio didn't know it was there when they replaced my malfunctioning ash tray. They apparently threw away a full coin holder because the replacement was empty.
Coin holders are very handy on turnpikes that collect tolls and if you park "downtown" where you have to feed the meter. The Crossfire's does the job quite nicely.
Coin holders are very handy on turnpikes that collect tolls and if you park "downtown" where you have to feed the meter. The Crossfire's does the job quite nicely.
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