Not affiliated with the seller at all. This is a steal for an SRT-6 with that low of mileage, even with low prices. Anyone know anything about this car? See the last note in the listing about salvage/not salvage. Interesting.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chrysler-Crossfire-SRT-6-2005-chrysler-crossfire-srt-6-coupe-/181158328822?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item2a2de0b9f6&vxp=mtr#ht_500wt_1182

 

No reason to think otherwise. $13,000 is a low price but not out of the ordinay for a coupe.

The Coupe SRT's juat aren't attracting a lage crowd of buyers.

Lackof dealer support and a more complicated engine scares many away.

If you own one it's a ban
If you want one it's a boon.

 

~ what's up with the rear pipes?

 

Search the vin.

This may be the one with the washed salvage/rebuilt title that was discussed about 2 weeks ago.

 

It's not unusual for these times, I sold a modded coupe with 35000 miles for $13000 with a clean title.
Look in the for sale thread, there's pictures of the damage to the one advertised, and it had a salvage title in MO. Now it's clean in CA, I consider that washing, I would personally stay clear, especially since you can get a one that hasn't been wrecked for that

 

i wish i could find one with mods for 13k

 

Same one posted in thread link below as mentioned above.
Ebay auction ended on the last posting / thread

2005 Crossfire SRT-6 -BEST DEAL-

 

Then keep an Eye out for one here. Chances are that the owner is known and so is the history of the car.

If any SRT's are properly modded, they will be from this group.
Be patient. There aren't that many (2,000 or so coupes less than 1,000 verts) and most of us like our rides. But at 7 years old, many good fellas are moving on.. You can snag one if you are patient.

 

Car was involved in a minor accident (NO FRAME OR NO UNDERCARRIAGE DAMAGE & NO AIRBAGS DEPLOYED) so the DMV gave it a salvage title by mistake. The DMV later corrected this to a CLEAN title, but AutoCheck wasn't updated so I have to list this as a salvage title car or eBay keeps on taking down my listing. Any damages were completely repaired. I have pictures before the accident which I can show you.
Sure, and I have a bridge for sale!! Sorry, Cali. DMV is stricter than NY and here if a salvage title is issued its salvage. Oops, it was a mistake, my a$$!!

 

Well, wrecked or not....I have seen cars like this without damage sell for as low as 12K.... and it's shame, but someone gets a great deal. Being crashed and fixed will always hurt a resale... good luck...

 

It is. Looks like the seller wasn't being completely honest. (Also it looks like he removed a close up of the engine which had a matching flame cap as this one.

 

My indie mechanic called me last week about a graphite SRT6 coupe for sale by one of this other customers: $15,500 with 30k miles. Owner died and son was selling. If only it was a roadster, I would have snapped it up.

 

This much I can believe, at least compared to the roadster.

More complex than...?