Retirement crossfire
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Retirement crossfire
Hi Everyone
This my first post. Last month I bought an Alabaster '04 ltd coupe auto.
with only 11,500 miles. The underside is so clean I don't think it has ever
been in the rain. I have added a few items from Chrometec to the interior
chrome emergency brake handle and chrome door lock pins and surrounds
I am 68 years old and have had many cars over the years. Hands down this
is the most fun to drive of any of them. I just sold a 1967 mustang gta
convert. that always drew alot of attention but I think the xfire draws just as
much and I can use it everyday. This forum had helped me already. One of
the posts was about a rattling hatch. I followed the advise and checked my
bumpers and found one to be completly loose. I just slid it all the way down
tightened the screw and the rattle is gone.
Thanks for a great forum.
This my first post. Last month I bought an Alabaster '04 ltd coupe auto.
with only 11,500 miles. The underside is so clean I don't think it has ever
been in the rain. I have added a few items from Chrometec to the interior
chrome emergency brake handle and chrome door lock pins and surrounds
I am 68 years old and have had many cars over the years. Hands down this
is the most fun to drive of any of them. I just sold a 1967 mustang gta
convert. that always drew alot of attention but I think the xfire draws just as
much and I can use it everyday. This forum had helped me already. One of
the posts was about a rattling hatch. I followed the advise and checked my
bumpers and found one to be completly loose. I just slid it all the way down
tightened the screw and the rattle is gone.
Thanks for a great forum.
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Re: Retirement crossfire
Thanks everyone for the welcome. I'm looking forward to some great
xfire give and take.
My wife Marian and I live in a place called The Villages in Fla. for my
money the best retirement place in the country and you don't have
to be a millionaire to enjoy all it has to offer
xfire give and take.
My wife Marian and I live in a place called The Villages in Fla. for my
money the best retirement place in the country and you don't have
to be a millionaire to enjoy all it has to offer
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Re: Retirement crossfire
Al,
Welcome here. Life sounds good for you.
Living in a warm place you enjoy, being retired and able to drive around anytime you wish and owning a Crossfire.
Enjoy and again a big warm welcome !!! Gary
Welcome here. Life sounds good for you.
Living in a warm place you enjoy, being retired and able to drive around anytime you wish and owning a Crossfire.
Enjoy and again a big warm welcome !!! Gary
Re: Retirement crossfire
Originally Posted by andrew
~ congrats on your new purchase & welcome to the forum! 
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From: Ohio
Re: Retirement crossfire
Originally Posted by Al Lloyd
My wife Marian and I live in a place called The Villages in Fla. for my
money the best retirement place in the country and you don't have
to be a millionaire to enjoy all it has to offer
money the best retirement place in the country and you don't have
to be a millionaire to enjoy all it has to offer
Re: Retirement crossfire
Hi Al,
Welcome to the forum. I live in Apopka not too far away... Are you going to join us for the New Smyrna Get to Geather this Saturday? It looks like about 30 of us... Just look for the post...
Welcome to the forum. I live in Apopka not too far away... Are you going to join us for the New Smyrna Get to Geather this Saturday? It looks like about 30 of us... Just look for the post...
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