Well the Savannah Home Improvements Guide decided to use my Crossfire for this ad to appear in its magazine for the Summer Issue. We looked at several cars and photos and decided none gave the look of this affluent community that we were seeking, so I finally put mine in the batch.... Good Looks win every time !!!

and..... NO I did NOT drills holes in my bumper... photoshopped!

 

very cool Deb! See, lots of folks appreciate this car.

 

Yea, even those who (probably) dont even know what car it is.

 

Congrats Deborah, Your car makes a great cover. I bet you're so proud.

 

It does look good, people always appreciate something different!

 

So, you were looking for an icon that screamed FAILURE for an ad targeting an affluent community? That's some out of the box thinking for advertising. Were you reading from Chrysler's playbook?

Just kidding.

The car does have head turning good looks. And most people don't know the history behind it. So it'll likely work well in the role.

 

What the HELL is your avatar supposed to be? Looks like a glowing-eyed praying mantis.

 

I bought my srt6 right outside of savannah in springfield. I'm betting crossfires are a little more common around savannah

 

It looks like a guy is laying on the ground while his "spirit" is floating above him. In the headlights of an on coming car.
Sorry, best I could come up with.

 

There seem to be a good many of them around here, though not many are on the Forum! ??

I don't consider the car a failure, I consider it a much overlooked beauty.

 

I like that. I think I will use that on my resume or maybe a quote-of-the-day.

I am not considered a failure - just a much overlooked beauty.

 

You are precisely on target. It's a piece of original art.
Maybe too squashed down for Avatar duty.

 

LOL! You were close but +fireAMX got it exactly.

Here ya go.

 

Wow! Looks Great

 

Congrats, Deb! What great kudos for the XF and the condition you are keeping the care in!

 

Just goes to show,,,,the old girl still has it!

Class!


That goes for the Crossie as well Debra.
As for the Licence tag, mounted there one would not need to drill holes.

 

Deb, isn't it nice when the kids are a success?? Congratulations!