Originally Posted by alaxfire

MY GOD !!! You are my long lost twin !!!
You have my house, you have my garage, you have the same stuff in the garage, and you have my car, although it is a beautiful blue, not my gorgeous red .......

As posted earlier, there are lots of fix-it and DIY threads here, also you can download all the repair and part manuals. ( I have them all on a thumb drive so I can look at them on the laptop/netbook at the car )

drop-top kit :
If you don't have the "tool", make sure you have a slim 10mm wrench, along with a 5mm hex wrench, both for manually raising and lowering the top.

Also see the thread Emergency items for Crossfire trunk
for other handy items to keep in the trunk.

Originally Posted by MoparFreak69

I decided that a Crossfire is for me. Found one in Seattle and even convinced the wife that I had to have it. Flew up to Seattle Saturday morning, made the deal, stayed the night in Seattle for New Years celebrating and drove home the following morning.
I gotta say, the best decision I have made since putting a V8 in my Wrangler

Its an 05 Limited Coupe with 68K. Sapphire Blue. Dark grey interior which I guess is called Slate?

Time to start searching for a few minor repairs and upgrades needed to make this car just that much better.

Originally Posted by noz34me

I searched under all those key words, and came up empty. Would you happen to be able to supply the link?

Originally Posted by kjwinston

Welcome to the Forum. I have 2 Roadsters here in Boise, Id with others and we are going to get together in Yakima about the first weekend in May. I should have the details in about a weeks time. Trying to get all the Northwest together and would love to meet. This is basic meet and greet and look at all the Crossfires here in the northwest. More info later.

Kj

Originally Posted by MoparFreak69

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ire-trunk.html Here is the link

Originally Posted by MoparFreak69

I would love to meet up but I doubt I would be able to make it up to Yakima (not too fond of that area which doesn't add much 'must attend' factor). Also its usually pretty hard to get away for a weekend with the dog and all. There is no way she is fitting in the car so that limits options quite a bit. Plus the drive through Oregon is ......................BORING........... lol!

Originally Posted by kjwinston

We are going there for the wineries, and finally meeting after all these years. Good weather, and yes Oregon in not my favorite spot to go through, for most of the back roads are all 50 MPH or less. Freeway is always boring. Must have a BIG DOG, but with top down. scarf of would love to go with the master, Yakima was chosen for being central for most...my case 6.5 hour drive.

KJ

Originally Posted by MoparFreak69

My dog is a Doberman. She isnt huge, but if I go anywhere for the weekend the wife goes with so that doesnt leave any room for the pooch.

I would say that for an extra hour or so it would be nicer to meet up in say Leavenworth instead of Yakima. Much nicer area and lots of twisty mountain roads to have fun on. Just a thought.....