http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chrysler-Crossfire-2-Door-Coupe-/111108061840?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item19de8e7a90
Can this seller be more wrong? Perhaps a scam!

 

Here's the link to the E-Bay listing you posted . . .

Chrysler : Crossfire 2 Door Coupe in Chrysler | eBay Motors

The description says it's an SRT6 which, of course, it is not. Since the seller listed this vehicle with no reserve (probably a mistake) someone could get a H*** of the deal on this Crossfire. It's close enough to where I live that I would be willing to go look at it if someone on the forum is serious about buying it. E-mail me at RedDogNumber1@aol.com.

 

Why is the link system not working???? It is E-Bay item number 111108061840. Also note that the car has a "Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed" title (which he doesn't mention in his description of the vehicle).

 

That guy is all over the place!
Options: 4 wheel drive???? Cassette player from the stock Bose????
All I can say is RUN!!!!

 

He most likely bought it at auction for around $2500-$3000, as it is a salvage car, and has no idea about Crossfires.

 

To get these eBay links to work when they have been posted, you refresh/reload the page and click on the link before it dies. It works for me. You have to be quick though.
PS
It seems to work all the time now though.

 

I'll go out on a limb and say he's got quite a few typos in his ad but that the car's not a salvage or rebuilt deal. I'm suspecting that this person is not familiar with English too well and that much of these errors can be contributed to that.

 

I still have some serious concerns about this ad. A 2005 na coupe should not have a sticker price over 45g's, the SRT6 was just over 47g. I'm curious about the price too, could this be a "hot" car? LOL Just doesn't add up!

 

Also add says in one place "Manual autostick shifter"
and then at the end it says "It is a 6 speed Manual"

The photos show a 6 speed manual so definitely not an SRT