Hey,

My name is Ben Keeshin. I'm working for a journalist, Brett Berk, who's looking nationally for Crossfire SRT6 owners who would like to be interviewed about their cars. Beyond being Vanity Fair's car writer, his work has appeared in Autoweek, GQ, and on the cover of Road and Track. So, if anyone would like to be interviewed (please!), then feel free to email me at bkeeshin@wesleyan.edu. It wouldn't be a huge commitment.

Thanks so much,

Ben

 

40 looks so far and no responses. I'm kinda surprised.

On the other hand what interest would Auto Week have in a car no longer in production and with no offspring for potential car buyers to consider?

 

Nostalgia, I guess.

 

He's posted on other forums as well. This now has the most posts of any.

 

We would not want just anybody, I'd suggest JHM2K for one candidate. He's a clean cut stand up guy.

 

I would agreee whole heartedly.

My friend, you are so humble. While I cannot vouch for the stand up part, you too would be a good interview. Just don't tell 'em how fast you have gone in yours.

 

Ill just wait for the article to come out.

 

posted over here too: Any CrossCabriolet owners that would like to be interviewed for Autoweek - Topix

 

I am humbled, guys... truly. Thank you for the consideration.

Perhaps it's the recent influx of "bots" on this site, but I'm a bit skeptical of the OP. Having said that, if it proves to be legit, I'd love to contribute.

All the best,

John

 

I went ahead and signed up to be interviewed. Talked to Brett last night for about 15 or 20 minutes. From what I understood, they are doing a piece on car "oddities" (I think is how he put it) like our SRTs - basically interesting cars that aren't made any more. The last time they did an article like this, it was on the SSR Convertible pick-up.

 

Well shoot! In that case, I'll give it a go as well.

Sounds neat

 

Sweet!!

Hopefully, several others on here will do the same. The more, the better - I would think.

 

Agreed! I sent him an email.

Cheers,

 

i would suggest les for his road racing knowledge and capabilities of the xfire and of course rudy for his overall knowledge of the car itself. thinking valk may be a good interview with his historical knowledge of the car

 

Don't forget onehundred80 - he knows everything crossfire.
( And that's NOT a pun, Dave )
latemodel21 , itsky and rmaier also come to mind.

 

Thanks for the compliment but you overestimate my knowledge, I study the posts and pick up info from them, discarding that which I judge to be false. I can use search quite well and with a memory that is still OK I can go back and find the relevant posts.

There is a lot of info here on this forum, you just have to sort the wheat from the chaff and apply some common sense.

 

(latemodel21 , itsky and rmaier also come to mind. )

Alaxfire thanks for the compliment......sure I would be fine with that.