I just searched the forum for this and came up empty so please be nice.

Does anyone have a list of available factory and/or dealer installed options for the Crossfire SRT-6.

 

Here are the specs.CLICK
The car had a choice of tires - A/S or summer and a CD based navigation system which was dealer installed.
If you ordered a car from the factory you had a choice of color.

• Aero Blue Pearl Coat
• Black
• Graphite Metallic
• Sapphire Silver Blue.

There were a few OEM options you could buy as well, cargo cover (82208889), cargo tray and holders (82207797), cargo tote box (82208568), one popular part was a small storage bin (1BQ12XDVAA Mercedes part#A 193 680 03 52)) to replace the flaky cup holder, rear diffusers ( 82209208), bra (82209272 - no license plate hole, 82209273 - with license plate hole), towing package*, car cover (82209021 - coupe and 82209014 - roadster), illuminated door sills (82208670AB), floor mats (82208249), slush mats (82209269), signal mirrors (82209048).

A custom luggage set was delivered to the original owners. These may still be available direct from Chrysler direct for about $90.

*Just seeing if you are still awake.

 

The Nav System was dealer installed and not factory? I didn't know that.

 

My SRT came with it from the factory, it was also available as an accessory from the dealer.

 

But you're special.
You have the Monroney label? I have not seen one piece of literature that says it was nothing but a dealer installed option.
The wiring harness does not have the wires and I don't think it would be an option to have a different loom for the nav only option.
I have been wrong before, once I think, but I could be wrong on that.

 

Thanks, that was very helpful.

 

We're not handsome but we are handy.

 

Funny, I don't see anywhere in the dash where a GPS monitor would fit. Did the GPS sit on top?

 

No, the radio incorporated a basic screen which showed crude graphics but no map as we see on todays units. The CDs were never updated, so newer roads were not shown and you were shown as 'OFF ROAD'.

 

Yes I am special, shame on you for doubting me...........

 

Nice thread and nice work Dave . . . (even though you did turn out to be wrong about the NAV being a factory option vs a dealer installed option . . . Suggest you go back and revise your original post so fewer will know). I learned a few more facts about the Crossfire.

I can help you keep count on how many times you're wrong. I already do that for myself so I can keep Cindy properly advised. Also to keep the count low I start fresh at zero with each new year.

 

Anyone know what that 1% US/Canada content consists of ?
( probably the slick pop-up cup holder )

 

Here is my window sticker, if this helps.

 

Unclear whether you are saying the GPS is factory installed or dealer installed. I have an original 2005 brochure (and I bought my roadster new) and the only options were the A/S tires, two-tone seats (n/a only), GPS, and the autostick. All were factory options. I picked up the bras and air deflector after the fact - they were dealer add ons. So were the lighted sills, deflectors, humidor, and a bunch of other stuff that is no longer available. Fortunately I scored two sets of regular and one SRT6 luggage about two years ago in addition to the one which came with the roadster (or was the luggage $35k and the car free, I forget).

 

Evidently the GPS was available from the factory as an option or dealer installed if the buyer on the lot wanted it.

 

Still blows my mind they got $1200 for that POS they call a GPS

 

ala_xfire
No, that was not the 1% for the cup holder, it was 180's comments on the forum that Chrysler anticipated on a future forum, since they never supported the car and it's owners!
Dennis
DTMenace

 

hardy- har -har

 

Don't forget this little gem of an option!

http://www.cigaraficionado.com/webfe...r-Humidor_8478

http://www.crossfireinternational.co...a=view;id=3313

 

damn, beat me to it....lol I have GPS in the roadster, not in the coupe. I put me Garmin in the roadster and program them both, and I think the old CD's are just as good as the Garmin. I am not sure anyone has updated the roads lately.