Two Years of Crossfire Ownership
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Two Years of Crossfire Ownership
Well, today marks the two year anniversary of Crossfire ownership. I have to say that I am still as excited now as I was then about this little car. I cannot say this for any other vehicle that i have owned.
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Re: Two Years of Crossfire Ownership
Originally Posted by itsky
Well, today marks the two year anniversary of Crossfire ownership. I have to say that I am still as excited now as I was then about this little car. I cannot say this for any other vehicle that i have owned.
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Just a light coating of dust right now.
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Re: Two Years of Crossfire Ownership
Not fast enough unfortunately. I think 114 is the fastest so far (two lane road out in the middle of nowhere in Kansas) while passing some vehicles.
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Re: Two Years of Crossfire Ownership
I wonder if the thinner (less wind resistance) air in higher elevations offsets the decreased oxygen content (HP max) to any degree?
26 months (38,000 miles)
13 months (3,800 miles)
26 months (38,000 miles)13 months (3,800 miles)
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Re: Two Years of Crossfire Ownership
Originally Posted by Chris L.
I wonder if the thinner (less wind resistance) air in higher elevations offsets the decreased oxygen content (HP max) to any degree?
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Indeed, Itsky...and a fine looking automobile is it!
I wholeheartedly agree with you and I have to say that driving either car is as exciting today as it was the first time I drove one. Who'da thought?
I wholeheartedly agree with you and I have to say that driving either car is as exciting today as it was the first time I drove one. Who'da thought?
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Re: Two Years of Crossfire Ownership
Originally Posted by +fireamx
Congrat Itsky, aren't anniversaries great with these cars? I've got one coming up in just over a month from now.
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Re: Two Years of Crossfire Ownership
Originally Posted by VQ35DE
Yea I do believe it will be on April 1st, April Fool's Day.
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I am on my fifth year in my SE Roadster. I have nurtured it, protected it and installed leather power seats, modified the grille, installed wood grain on the silver console. and added a wind restrictor. Modified tune to my driving style. Above all it is free of corrosion anywhere. Under car, door wells, engine compartment, boot lid and bonnet. Not a scratch on the paint. Replaced battery.No one has put a wrench on it but me. It's mine forever. Salute, Gary
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Re: Two Years of Crossfire Ownership
Originally Posted by RickZ
You know this is a great community when other members know the anniversary of when you bought your Crossfire
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Belated congrats, Itsky!
BC and I hope to help you ramp up many more happy miles this summer.
Lil Starshine and I had our 1st year anniversary in October. Despite our rough start, I hope for many more years, miles and smiles with her too.
BC and I hope to help you ramp up many more happy miles this summer.
Lil Starshine and I had our 1st year anniversary in October. Despite our rough start, I hope for many more years, miles and smiles with her too.
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