I just dont have the £££££'s for one though but would like to see the power difference.

I am used to a bit more power than my N/A, being Toyota Supra twin turbo, Lexus Soarer twin turbo, MR2 turbo and believe it or not BMW Z4, enjoyed driving all of them

 

Hi Neill, if you're feeling adventurous and fancy a good 'proving run', some of us are trying to arrange a Scottish jaunt (not as far as the Highlands so not too ambitious) - and not too far from Derbyshire...?!
Mine's an SRT and hopefully one or two others may turn up.
Just a thought - see Scotland Calling thread.

 

Hi
"How many left" site suggests more than that

Search results for 'chrysler crossfire' - How Many Left?

Still going to stick to an NA though

 

Think he was refering to SRT6 dropheads! not many made

 

Yes - the highest number of UK SRTs recorded was 118 in 2009 Q1 (111 taxed, 7 on SORN), and I think it's generally accepted that it's roughly a 1/3 - 2/3 split in favour of coupes so they're all rare but roadsters more so.
For what it's worth, my advice to anyone who really wants one (either version), unless it's an obvious rip-off for a total shed, would be to ask yourself, if you walk away, will you kick yourself tomorrow?
Obviously keep your brain in gear and eyes wide open - it's still only a car - but don't live to regret it. He who hesitates...!

 

would love to but even getting to the border is around 4 hours journey, and sadly couldnt do a weekend as we have 6 dogs and cant leave them overnight.

 

Having checked the map, I can see it's a little further than I thought! - and I know how animals can cramp your style for overnighters. Still, never say never...
Enjoy the SRT lifestyle - I know I do!

 

Here you go Steve

Chrysler Crossfire V6 Srt-6 PETROL AUTOMATIC 2006/56 | eBay