i must confess

[86CutlassUCF]

ive been having dirty thoughts with a chrysler crossfire. and looking at their forum(chrossfireforum.org) they have HUGE meets. hopefully one day our forum will get like that. i ALMOST thought about selling the cutlass and daily driver to get one but i i went out to the garage to see the cutlass and turned it on and it talked some sense in to me.

 

[monte olrac]

Son, I forgive you for your lusting and unpure thoughts. my the may the G-body gods cleans your troubled soul!

 

[yourownself]

4 hail mary's and one big *ss burnout and all your sins will be forgiven, my child

 

[86CutlassUCF]

thank you for everyone but my horrible sin is not over. i actually went inside her and test drove her. it felt so goood but im 6' so it was a VERY tight fit. hard to believe but maybe even too tight. i took a shower before seeing the cutlass so im pretty sure she doesnt suspect a thing but the guilt is killing me

 

[megaladon6]

just make sure you get the motor oil off your collar.

 

[custom442]

lol. That's weird I thought about buying a used crossfire a few years ago. Then one of my friends kept telling me how much her mom liked driving hers and how comfortable the seats are and how good the a/c was.

Then I lost all interest

 

[86CutlassUCF]

hmmm i see what u did there

 

[87GrandPrix]

The only problem is that Chrysler and Dodge use the cheapest parts they can find. Sure the body may be sleek and slender but the body is about as good as a double bag of groceries from wal-mart.

 

[Blake442]

Actually, the Crossfire was built in Osnabruck, Germany under the hand of "Daimler Chrysler".

I was visiting a friend in Osnabruck 2 years ago and saw a few dozen railroad cars loaded with Crossfires...

I also saw a Dodge Magnum wagon, but it was labeled a Chrysler, and had a 300 front clip on it, which I thought was pretty cool.

 

[86CutlassUCF]

yea i heard something like there 25% mercedes or something.