Quick question regarding Crossfire trivia
Hey all,
I just had a couple of questions with regards to a few things I've seen around the forums that I'm not quite familiar with.
Firstly, when I see the term "N/A" applied to a particular Crossfire, I go crosseyed. What does this mean? Are you referring to the first production year Crossfires that didn't have trim options, effectively making any trim designation "not applicable"? Are you referring to any Crossfire that isn't an SRT6 and is thus "naturally aspirated"? I'm so confused.
Also, I've seen this image floating around a bit, and I'm wondering; when/where was that engine cover available? Was it just in Europe? Is it an artist's mockup? I know on my 05 Ltd. Coupe, the engine cover is one solid piece of silver plastic, so I'm wondering if that was the only option.
Thanks in advance for the help.
I just had a couple of questions with regards to a few things I've seen around the forums that I'm not quite familiar with.
Firstly, when I see the term "N/A" applied to a particular Crossfire, I go crosseyed. What does this mean? Are you referring to the first production year Crossfires that didn't have trim options, effectively making any trim designation "not applicable"? Are you referring to any Crossfire that isn't an SRT6 and is thus "naturally aspirated"? I'm so confused.
Also, I've seen this image floating around a bit, and I'm wondering; when/where was that engine cover available? Was it just in Europe? Is it an artist's mockup? I know on my 05 Ltd. Coupe, the engine cover is one solid piece of silver plastic, so I'm wondering if that was the only option.
Thanks in advance for the help.
Hey all,
I just had a couple of questions with regards to a few things I've seen around the forums that I'm not quite familiar with.
Firstly, when I see the term "N/A" applied to a particular Crossfire, I go crosseyed. What does this mean? Are you referring to the first production year Crossfires that didn't have trim options, effectively making any trim designation "not applicable"? Are you referring to any Crossfire that isn't an SRT6 and is thus "naturally aspirated"? I'm so confused.
Also, I've seen this image floating around a bit, and I'm wondering; when/where was that engine cover available? Was it just in Europe? Is it an artist's mockup? I know on my 05 Ltd. Coupe, the engine cover is one solid piece of silver plastic, so I'm wondering if that was the only option.
Thanks in advance for the help.
I just had a couple of questions with regards to a few things I've seen around the forums that I'm not quite familiar with.
Firstly, when I see the term "N/A" applied to a particular Crossfire, I go crosseyed. What does this mean? Are you referring to the first production year Crossfires that didn't have trim options, effectively making any trim designation "not applicable"? Are you referring to any Crossfire that isn't an SRT6 and is thus "naturally aspirated"? I'm so confused.
Also, I've seen this image floating around a bit, and I'm wondering; when/where was that engine cover available? Was it just in Europe? Is it an artist's mockup? I know on my 05 Ltd. Coupe, the engine cover is one solid piece of silver plastic, so I'm wondering if that was the only option.
Thanks in advance for the help.
As to the engine cover, that IS an N/A engine, but I have never seen that particular cover. Interesting that it does have the Chrysler emblem on the front of it.
Anybody else know ? ( 180 ? )
Last edited by ala_xfire; Jan 13, 2013 at 09:58 AM.
Hey all,
I just had a couple of questions with regards to a few things I've seen around the forums that I'm not quite familiar with.
Firstly, when I see the term "N/A" applied to a particular Crossfire, I go crosseyed. What does this mean? Are you referring to the first production year Crossfires that didn't have trim options, effectively making any trim designation "not applicable"? Are you referring to any Crossfire that isn't an SRT6 and is thus "naturally aspirated"? I'm so confused.
Also, I've seen this image floating around a bit, and I'm wondering; when/where was that engine cover available? Was it just in Europe? Is it an artist's mockup? I know on my 05 Ltd. Coupe, the engine cover is one solid piece of silver plastic, so I'm wondering if that was the only option.
Thanks in advance for the help.
I just had a couple of questions with regards to a few things I've seen around the forums that I'm not quite familiar with.
Firstly, when I see the term "N/A" applied to a particular Crossfire, I go crosseyed. What does this mean? Are you referring to the first production year Crossfires that didn't have trim options, effectively making any trim designation "not applicable"? Are you referring to any Crossfire that isn't an SRT6 and is thus "naturally aspirated"? I'm so confused.
Also, I've seen this image floating around a bit, and I'm wondering; when/where was that engine cover available? Was it just in Europe? Is it an artist's mockup? I know on my 05 Ltd. Coupe, the engine cover is one solid piece of silver plastic, so I'm wondering if that was the only option.
Thanks in advance for the help.
Who owned the first V8 Crossfire in North America?
or
Who owned the most beautiful Blacked-out Crossfire?
or
Who is known as the premier V8 Crossfire builder in the Western Hemisphere?
or
What CrossfireForum member is known for his AWFUL record with women?
See what happens when I get bored?
THAT isn't Crossfire Trivia - THIS is Crossfire Trivia:
Who owned the first V8 Crossfire in North America?
or
Who owned the most beautiful Blacked-out Crossfire?
or
Who is known as the premier V8 Crossfire builder in the Western Hemisphere?
or
What CrossfireForum member is known for his AWFUL record with women?
See what happens when I get bored?

BoilerUp
Rudy
Uh, You!
PS-where can I get THAT cover?
It also in this picture I posted in a thread just before the new year.
Other pictures in the series.
Last edited by onehundred80; Jan 13, 2013 at 09:57 AM.
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