Finally.
After a long awaited period of time, I finally got my very own Chrysler Crossfire!!! I have a lot of ideas of what I want to do to my Crossfire, but what do you guys think is the first thing I should do? Glad I could finally join the crossfire community!!! 
P.S. I was driving on the interstate near my house cruising around and a deer actually ran into the side of my 3 hour old Crossfire, no damage was done (thank god) but holy **** did it scare the crap out of me!!!
Luke
I paid $9,995 for the car. 70,000 miles, 1 Owner, Limited Edition..
P.S. I was driving on the interstate near my house cruising around and a deer actually ran into the side of my 3 hour old Crossfire, no damage was done (thank god) but holy **** did it scare the crap out of me!!!
Luke
I paid $9,995 for the car. 70,000 miles, 1 Owner, Limited Edition..
Last edited by lmrzljak; May 14, 2010 at 01:09 AM.
very nice looking Crossfire you scored..
can you share with us more details... how much, how many miles, owners...etc...
look forward to your reading about your mods.....
Thanks for the nice pics....
can you share with us more details... how much, how many miles, owners...etc...
look forward to your reading about your mods.....
Thanks for the nice pics....
Originally Posted by lmrzljak
I paid $9,995 for the car. 70,000 miles, 1 Owner, Limited Edition..
Congrats on the new ride, sure looks sharp.
First thing I always do, with a new to me car, is give them an oil change with the correct synthetic oil, and on these it's Mobil 1 SAE 0W-40. And it takes 8.5 qts to do an oil change.
Take care of that "new" ride and let us know what mods you end up doing, "curious minds want to know".
First thing I always do, with a new to me car, is give them an oil change with the correct synthetic oil, and on these it's Mobil 1 SAE 0W-40. And it takes 8.5 qts to do an oil change.
Take care of that "new" ride and let us know what mods you end up doing, "curious minds want to know".
Congrats on your new car. I've got mine for almost seven years with almost 70.000 miles on her with no problems. Well... my altinator went out when driving and shut down the cars engine while cruising on the highway
Get ready for a permanent grin
As for what doing first on your crossfire?
I would check your brake pads and change to ceramic (if not allready done).
Get ready for a permanent grin
As for what doing first on your crossfire?
I would check your brake pads and change to ceramic (if not allready done).
Originally Posted by lmrzljak
After a long awaited period of time, I finally got my very own Chrysler Crossfire!!! I have a lot of ideas of what I want to do to my Crossfire, but what do you guys think is the first thing I should do? Glad I could finally join the crossfire community!!! 
First thing you should do is drive that baby!!
Originally Posted by BrianBrave
Thats a smokin' deal - best I've seen... Congrats...
I have had it one month tomorrow, and I can't stop smiling. I think everyone is tired of hearing me talk about it. The first things I did were to change the headlights to HID's and change the interior courtesy lights to red LED's.
Enjoy the car. You will learn to appreciate it more every day as you drive it.
Last edited by rfors777; May 14, 2010 at 11:45 AM.
Congrats on the car! There are things that you can do for performance as well. Do a search for CAI or "cold air intake". You may want to look at getting a tune done on the ECU as well. There are also some tricks you can do to the interior lighting as well.
Welcome and good for you. After you polish up the headlights, paint the gray part of the grill black. It turns the kind of goofy smile that the car has into more of a snarl. Black is the fastest color. Painting the grill black makes it even faster.
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