Hello fellow Crossfire fanatics. I am new here as you can tell. But wanted to drop y'all a quick note asking to let me know if you find a low milage (Under 20,000 miles) SRT-6 convertible. I am not picky on the color. But, I am picky on how nice the car was treated. Ideally, I would like to find one in the south. Texas area would be ideal. If there is a beauty in the Wisconsin area, I am open to that too. Thanks everyone!

 

stick to the south... i am from WI, and if that srt-6 saw even 2 winters, there will be rust

 

Hey there new guy! Welcome!

I had VERY good luck on Ebay when looking for my SRT's. Don't think I've seen any SRT Roadsters lately from our own group of owners but keep checking back. You never know when the next great deal will show up.

Speaking of "great", you have found a "great" site that has a lot of "great" folks that want to "hang" with ya here on the Forum. Take a look around you will see what I'm talking about!

Good luck with your search and I'll "see"ya on the Forum!

 

I wouldn't let that stop you. Just do a good inspection or have one done.
Mine is in MI and has seen rain once and snow zilch. Hibernates from October 1 - May 1 each year.

 

Welcome buddy! Glad to see you on here. I sent you a pm on DFWAC of a SRT6 vert in Austin that looks pretty good. Are you going to keep the Solstice too?

 

Hey BLKFIN! This car will not be for me. My folks are looking. They have the Limited now. I should say award winning....

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But, I think my father wants more power!

Yes, the Austin car is perfect! With all the data I am getting from looking around...I may just pony up and buy one too. If I did...the Solstice would go.

Will I see you Saturday at the new location?

Thanks for the link!

 

Here is a nice one...

2005 CHRYSLER CROSSFIRE SRT-6 ROADSTER CONVT. ONLY 26K MI. EXCELLENT

 

I started on my quest by seeing the Solstice coupe. After reading up on it and then driving it I found it to look a lot better than it drove. Even with the turbo it was boring. I then drove a SRT and it just blew me away. They are rare but they are worth searching and waiting for.

 

Imaj:

I just sent you a PM with a link that might interest you. Either way, best of luck.

Pancho, sorry about forwarding the PM to you, too. Though I've been reviewing this forum during the past year while comparing various makes of roadsters that might scratch that certain speed itch, I just started posting tonight. And, right out of the gate, I make a noob goof. Hot. Sorry about that. Nevertheless, thanks to everyone for making this place forever entertaining and educational.