Hello, my name is Charles aka Hitz. I 'm a soldier stationed in Stuttgart, Germany. As of 26 May 04 I am also the new owner of a Crossfire. I look forward to getting to know you all.

As for Mods: I have the new sill plates with green L.E.D (not installed)
I have two 6in monitors attached to what's called a "goose neck" (not installed) I will be purchasing the dvd player and navigation system this afternoon. I will post photos upon completion.

 

Hi Charles and welcome to the forum. My last duty station was in Schwabisch Hall, I got out in 1982. I flew in and out of Stuttgart a lot. I wish I was there so I could drive this car on the autobahn.

Thank you, for your service!!!

 

Congrats on your purchase. We look forward to seeing the pictures.

Like WMichaels said.. thanks for your service.

 

Welcome to the forum, contribute often, we would love to hear about Crossfire excursions in Germany. Thanks for serving your country.

 

We welcome all newbies but especially those who have demonstrated the good taste required to make a proper color selection. Of course Black. As if there were any real choice.

 

Amen to that, brother!

 

Hooah!
Welcome to the club.
Semper Fi

 

Welcome to the club, and we hope to share our enjoyment with you!

 

Welcome from Dan on leftside,if you don't mind me asking since the x's are built there are they set up the same sup.,engine,price?Any great deals over there?

 

The vehicle has some difference, it has clear corner as oppose to amber, the floor mats has the chrysler logo. I purchased the vehicle at military car sales for $26,000 - 0 miles. Other than that I believe the specs to be the same. I live across the street from 1 of the two crysler dealers here in Stuttgart, so I was able to get the door sill with the green l.e.d. same day.

 

Great price!Is that $9000+ off msrp?What is the German msrp ?Are the gauges both ways ?And what is the public reaction there?Dan on the left.

 

Monday is Memorial Day, thanks to you and all our military for doing everything to keep us safe and "FREE".

 

Welcome to the group and thank you for your service!!!

Are you going to have a problem bringing your car back to the US? When I was stationed in Japan... '70-'76 and '85-'92, it was darn near impossible to bring a Japanese car back as they didn't meet US DOT emission and safety standards. Anyone wanting to bring a car back had to post one heck of a customs bond to insure the car would be brought up to US standards... safety glass, protective door beams, emissions, headlights etc. We had to order cars through the BX New Car Sales for delivery and pick-up in the US.

 

lets see those monitors then.....oh and what nav system are you going for, i use tom tom

 

Green? The illuminated sills over here are a light blue color. Hmmm...green might be pretty cool...

PS: Thanks for being there!