I just received a copy of Chrysler Magazine in the mail - Vol 3 Issue 1.

It has an article about the Corssfire Roadster and a story about driving your Crossfire on the California coastline from San Francisco to Big Sur.
A good areticle.

It sounds like the CA trip the west coasters will be taking in May. I am really jealous!!!!!

 

where do you apply for this magazine subscription?

thanks.

 

I think you can sign up on the Chrysler web site.

 

Got my copy through the mail today. Nice coastline highway/bridge picture, wish it had more Crossfire pics. diane and the westcoasters have it made for scenic highways. New Chrysler 300 Hemi looks pretty beefy. Anyone own a Pacifica?

 

In a piece of literature I received from my dealer after I pruchased the Crossfire, It said "As a member of the Chrysler family, you will receive a steady stream of owner exclusives". Listed under that is says "Periodically you'll receive Chrysler Magazine"

The only thing I could find on the web site under the owner magazine section was a place to sign up for e-mail updates, which I did, but I have never received anything from that.

Here is the number for CHrysler Customer Assistance. Maybe they can get you signed up for the magazine. 800-992-1997

 

Thanks for the information - I can hardly wait to make the trip. Have done it several times in a "regular" car - this will be different!! :lol: :lol:

Now maybe a few more owners from NV, AZ and CA will sign up for the trip - the more the merrier! :shock: :wink:

 

We haven't left yet????

 

:lol: jsisabella -l thank you very much for faxing the article to me. I would really like to see it in color, etc. :lol:

ops: AM I THE ONLY ONE THAT DID NOT GET THIS MAGAZINE :?:

:roll: If anyone would like to throw their magazine away, or got a second one they don't want - I would be happy to be the receiver of it. :!:

 

looks that way, i got mine :lol: :lol:

i think it's probably out there in the middle of the desert someplace close to where the mule died.

dan

 

SF to Big Sur is lovely. BUT........SF to Fort Bragg is amazing as well. Highway 1 from Bodega Bay (where the movie "The Birds" was filmed) north through Jenner, Gualala, Elk, Albion (where I own a vacation home), Mendocino and Fort Bragg is some of the most scenic, twisting, mind blowing two lane road that you will ever experience. The Sonoma/Mendocino coastline is very rustic and dramatic.

Or take Highway 101 to Highway 128 and drive another beautiful, twisting, two-lane highway through the Anderson Valley Wine Country. You end up on Highway 1 go north for 10 miles and you are in Mendocino.

The ONLY problem with either of these Crossfire Venues are people who refuse to pull over and let you by. ESPECIALLY the motorhomes. But hey, you are in a beautiful car, in beautiful scenery, just enjoy as best as you can.

 

Hum, wonder what it would cost to ship my XFire to LA?

 

Ship it? Are you kidding? Your car is begging for a cross country run!!!!!

:-)