Chrysler Crossfire-2004 Model Year on 2040-cars
Tomkins Cove, New York, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Used
Year: 2004
Make: Chrysler
Drive Type: 5 Speed Automatic
Model: Crossfire
Mileage: 9,867
Trim: 2 Door
2004 Chrysler Crossfire Garage ( Heated ) Kept-9867 Miles Blaze Red Crystal Pearl Coat Paint Interior: Dk/Med Slate Grey Leather High Back Bucket Seats 3.2-Liter V6 Sohc 18 Valve Engine-5 Speed Automatic Transmission There is a picture of the original window sticker Very small door ding on the drivers side-I tried to take a picture of it. Minimal Rim damage-you can see on the picture.( Hit a curb) There are a few tiny paint chips on the hood. I did lose the Title and applied for a new one before I put the car up for sale( I did get a new Title) I am the original owner of this car. This was bought for me as a second car but had a small child during the years I owned this car and didn't want to put her in the car so it pretty much sat in the garage. |
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