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Replying to: bab410 (Nov 01, 2008 12:33 pm) I bought my new convertible in March and purchased a product call Renovo. http://www.renovousa.com/default.aspx I didn't purchase the restoration kit for obvious reasons, but the cleaner and water proofer is excellent. Best wishes! Enjoy your Crossfire!!!! I have just come in from washing mine for the season and will be putting her in the garage - boy oh boy I am going to miss her. We do have rather harsh winters here in southwestern Ont.and I drive to a different city for work, so I don't want to risk getting into an accident.  Cheryl |
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Thanks Cheryl I will check it out. Sorry about your nasty winter...I live in sunny Florida which is a convertible paradise. Have to worry about those nasty UV rays though.
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Replying to: bab410 (Nov 02, 2008 8:11 am) Sunny Florida - oh my!!! Lucky you!!! I do know I will be truly delighted come spring when I can get her out of the garage. Take care and good luck with protecting your roof! Cheryl |
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My s/o and I are a couple of "older" farts that believe we have one more convertible in us. We took a 05 Crossfire Roadster for a test drive today and fell in love with it. My question is. I still have 2 more years to work and this will be my main transportation. I live very close to work but wonder how this will handle in the winter (S,E, Michigan). Any advice will be appreciated and welcomed. kt2u
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| This car has traction control.and stability control,go ahead and drive it,but not on days when there is more then 5 inches of snow on the ground/ I have driven it in snow,and it handles like a dream as soon as you start skidding the car staightens the stability control works great. I am also a old fart 60 years old,but I am retired,and I baby it,never try to drive it in the rain or snoe,but have tried it in snoe one word grat and I line in Clintom Township,have fun with it I love this car,but put it in the garage if you can,mine never sits outside.P.S the round clearance in the front is only 5.5". Peter | |
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Have a 2007 Coupe, 7000 miles, all of a sudden sounds like fan has a leaf or something stuck in it. Anyone else experience this? Any solutions? Dont' want to take it back to dealer and have someone start taking dash apart if I can help it.. Thanks! |
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Replying to: ozark2 (Nov 04, 2008 7:44 am)
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Replying to: stelmos (Nov 04, 2008 5:20 pm) Sorry to say, I've had my new 2007for 5 months now and have the most serious buyers remorse that I've ever had. Fact that it's discontinued, the few Chrysler Techs there are, are few and far between. No spare tire. Resale apparently is awful. Parts availability a question. I should have known better. Goes fast, but nowhere to let it do so without getting a ticket etc etc etc.
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Replying to: ozark2 (Nov 05, 2008 6:05 am) |
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Thanks I needed that! Too many years of minivans and pu's stuck in my head. Life is short, I'm just going to enjoy it and quit beating myself up for trying to have a little fun. |
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