Hi folks my name is Mark I have loved the Chrysler Crossfire since the first time I saw one. Over the years as I would occasionally see one it would rekindle my desire to own one. Over the years I have had the opportunity to restore several muscle cars, with a particular love for mopars., although the most recent project was a 1970 Mercury Cougar. Shortly after buying it, my wife was diagnosed with cancer. After a year of tinkering with it and not making much progress i chose to sell it realizing my wife and I may not be able to enjoy it together. About a month later I just happen to run across an add for a Crossfire and realized I could afford one. Although I did not buy the one I had seen in the add, it set me on my quest to get one, which I did a week and a half ago. It is a 2007 red base model roadster. Although it is not perfect, it is a beautiful car and runs well. We look forward to spending time cruising along the canyon roads and mountain passes we live near. I .look forward to interacting with those of you who have knowledge and experience working on and keeping these amazing vehicles.looking and running the way they were designed to. Thanks Mark

 

 

~ congrats & welcome

 

Utah is a beautiful state in which to enjoy your beautiful Crossfire, welcome.

 

Welcome aboard Mark, great guys, a lot of cranky old guys. But they really know there stuff and are always willing to help a fellow xfire owner and forum member. Enjoy the ride, life can be to short. And a little prayer for your wife's recovery and well being from Cancer.
Dennis

 

Welcome Mark, kinda like my history of admiring a Crossfire but only jumping on it as one appeared for sale. Glad I took the plunge it's a fun car. You are in a beautiful State for a drive too!