Hi all...

I have a 2004 Crossfire...thinking of moving up to an SRT-6 version...

Mine is all original, cedar leather interior, 6-speed... only 48,600 km...(yes, in CANADA!!)...everything works...including the 'air' and the 'electric spoiler'...

Two new rear tires..wheels professionally re-finished to OEM spec...polished/lacquered...

Drives as new...I love it!

Will have it up for sale soon...looking for the SRT in the meantime! Anybody have any tips as per an SRT-6 version for sale in my area?

Actually, here is the ad I just posted on Toronto's Kijiji site...you can check out the pictures there...

2004 Chrysler Crossfire Limited Coupe - City of Toronto Cars For Sale - Kijiji City of Toronto Canada.

cheers!

James in Toronto

 

We should have about 3 SRT6's and 3 NA's here in Caledon East tomorrow for our BBQ and get together, come on up and meet the locals, and others from Grimsby, Shelburne, Barrie and Toronto.
PM me for address if you want to come, Starts at 11 am and we go to a car show in town at 3 pm.

 

Welcome James
Good luck with the search for your SRT6

 

Well, I'm back! (15 years later!)
Still have my six-speed 2004 - now 49,000kms...I had it 'mothballed' for almost 13 years...life was just too busy to do the car justice...The original battery still fired it up until this spring...regularly maintained...Now, I'm wondering what I should be doing to properly 'prep' it for the road again...probably a coolant flush, oil and filter...any other suggestions?
I was thinking of selling it some years back...but, reconsidered that, since there's NOTHING on the road like it! It really gets the looks and it's 15 years young!
The cedar interior is like new...engine bay is immaculate...new rear tires, rims were redone - as noted in my 2013 'last' post!! Air works just fine.
It gets a little warm when idling for more than 15 minutes...electric fan comes on ok...but the temperature gauge looks a bit high...perhaps a stuck thermostat? It doesn't overheat to the point where it boils, though...
Cheers, and hoping to connect with other Etobicoke X-Fire owners...
James

 

Wow! Welcome back. Brake fluid replace & bleed, Thermostat w/ coolant change, rear end gear oil, was gas tank full & w/ some stabilizer? (prevents rust), Drain & refill, replace fuel filter? Transmission fluid? TPMS sensors likely kaput.
Good luck!

 

The gas tank is aluminum, no rust. Sixteen gallons of gas when full is a lot of gas to get rid of. Rear end oil is better than mine so no need to replace. Fuel filter has seen no action so it should be OK.
New tires, the ones you had have deteriorated a lot, and are not safe at any speed to quote Ralph Nader.

 

Thanks for that. Good to know about fuel tank.