another crossfire convert
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From: tx
another crossfire convert
Howdy,
I came across a 2004 charcoal hatchback a week ago and bought it for my son, crossfires have been his dream car since high school.
Well as it turned out I needed to do some maintenance and had to drive it for a couple days before handing it over. Jeez was I ever hooked.
I have been stammering for the past week about some day I'll get me one too.... and amazingly I came across a garage kept 2008 roadster slt today with 40K miles and zero dings for $8500.
I just couldnt resist, so we are a crossfire family now. What a fun car to drive.
I came across a 2004 charcoal hatchback a week ago and bought it for my son, crossfires have been his dream car since high school.
Well as it turned out I needed to do some maintenance and had to drive it for a couple days before handing it over. Jeez was I ever hooked.
I have been stammering for the past week about some day I'll get me one too.... and amazingly I came across a garage kept 2008 roadster slt today with 40K miles and zero dings for $8500.
I just couldnt resist, so we are a crossfire family now. What a fun car to drive.
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From: Knoxville
Re: another crossfire convert
Now you've joined this family. Welcome to the forum. Here's where you'll find anything an everything , there is to know about the cars. Common problems an their solutions, with much much more.... Enjoy the (s)miles
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From: Maryland (Central)
Re: another crossfire convert
Welcome and enjoy the car and try to find some other local owners. There may be a local group or regional group that does cruises or Get-togethers. We have our Fall Tail of the Dragon in North Caroline we have 85 owners going to. It's a blast driving but also the friends you make with these enthusiasts are great. Enjoy!
