Chrysler Crossfire Convertible Limited 6 Speed Manual Show Condition on 2040-cars
Maspeth, New York, United States
2005 CHRYSLER CROSSFIRE CONVERTIBLE LIMITED EDITION! 6 SPEED MANUAL
TRANS IN 100% SHOWROOM IMMACULATE CONDITION FULLY LOADED NAVI , LIMITED SEATING FULL POWER ECT!!! , ALWAYS GAREGED KEPT AND COVERED ,
METICULOUSLY MAINTAINED AND SERVICED I'M 67 YEARS OLD AND RETIRED AND HAVE
NOTHING BETTER TO DO THAN WASH AND WAX IT PRETTY MUCH EVERY DAY , THERE IS NOT
ONE IMPERFECTION ON THIS CAR ANYWHERE!!! I EVEN I WAX THE DOOR JAMS LOL THIS
IS A MUST SEE IF YOUR IN THE MARKET FOR A MODERN COLLECTABLE LOOK NO FURTHER
THIS CAR NEEDS NOTHING TURN KEY AND GO , ONE OF THE FINEST EXAMPLES OF A
CROSSFIRE ON THE MARKET TODAY!
VECHILE IS LOCATED IN MASPETH QUEENS ZIP CODE 11378 , MUST BE PICKED UP
FROM MY RESIDENCE PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL ME FOR ANY FUTHER INFOMATION YOU
MAY WAY (646) 671-3870 RICHIE |
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