New Crossfire owner
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New Crossfire owner
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My name is Avery and I live in San Antonio, TX. I just recently purchased a 2005 Limited Crossfire coupe. I bought it back in July of 2016. I attended a car auction with a friend. I was curious as to why people were not bidding on this Chrysler vehicle. The car looked awesome. I have always wanted one because of the exotic look. He told me the collectors must not have known that this car was up for bid today and that it is basically a Mercedes in disguise but it is high maintenance. He told me I should jump on it and so i did. I was one of 2 people to bid. I got the car for $1,000. It needed some work as it wasn't running and had no power. The parts I needed to replace were the upper and lower oil pan and a transmission line. I put a new battery in and cranked it over. 78,000 miles. Not bad for what i paid for it. The first thing i did was pull the radio and replace the fuse to get the radio working. I have already replaced all the lights with jdm leds all the way around the car. The interior lights have also been switched to blue leds. I replaced the low beam with an Apex 6000k hid and wanted to do the same for the high beam. I have also ordered a Pioneer XB-3910BT radio but cannot seem to find the correct wiring harness. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I look forward to hearing from people about these cars. These cars are totally kick ***.
My name is Avery and I live in San Antonio, TX. I just recently purchased a 2005 Limited Crossfire coupe. I bought it back in July of 2016. I attended a car auction with a friend. I was curious as to why people were not bidding on this Chrysler vehicle. The car looked awesome. I have always wanted one because of the exotic look. He told me the collectors must not have known that this car was up for bid today and that it is basically a Mercedes in disguise but it is high maintenance. He told me I should jump on it and so i did. I was one of 2 people to bid. I got the car for $1,000. It needed some work as it wasn't running and had no power. The parts I needed to replace were the upper and lower oil pan and a transmission line. I put a new battery in and cranked it over. 78,000 miles. Not bad for what i paid for it. The first thing i did was pull the radio and replace the fuse to get the radio working. I have already replaced all the lights with jdm leds all the way around the car. The interior lights have also been switched to blue leds. I replaced the low beam with an Apex 6000k hid and wanted to do the same for the high beam. I have also ordered a Pioneer XB-3910BT radio but cannot seem to find the correct wiring harness. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I look forward to hearing from people about these cars. These cars are totally kick ***.
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