New Member (couldnt find intros)
New Member (couldnt find intros)
Hello everyone, today at 1:30 I became the proud owner of a 2005 Base Coupe Crossfire. It is used with 30 k on the odometer, I traded a 1996 Chevy 2500 Silverado for it and I couldn't be happier. Night and Day my friends. I was turning heads already on the drive home from the dealership. It has a flowmaster exhaust that came on it and it sounds beautiful. Well I'm gonna go and get some driving done, thanks in advance for any comments or suggestions. -Michael S- Carmel, IN
Re: New Member (couldnt find intros)
Originally Posted by R.S.
Were all base models black and were base modles built in every year production?
Base models were introduced in 2005 and continued thru 2007. Only Limited models were built in 2008.
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Originally Posted by topgunf14
Hello everyone, today at 1:30 I became the proud owner of a 2005 Base Coupe Crossfire. It is used with 30 k on the odometer, I traded a 1996 Chevy 2500 Silverado for it and I couldn't be happier. Night and Day my friends. I was turning heads already on the drive home from the dealership. It has a flowmaster exhaust that came on it and it sounds beautiful. Well I'm gonna go and get some driving done, thanks in advance for any comments or suggestions. -Michael S- Carmel, IN
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Thank you everyone. But alright, I have my first question. So on the back of my Crossfire it has a kind of sticker/decal that has the name of the dealership that I bought the car at. I really want to take it off because it looks kinda chaep and trashy. But I am worried about damaging the paint. Any advice?
Last edited by topgunf14; 07-03-2008 at 09:00 AM.
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Best way to do this that I have found is to get some dental floss and run it behind the decal (preferrably on a hot day so the glue is more pliable) then if need be find a paint safe glue solvent... can't remember the name of the one i use and it will take off 99% of the glue residue. finally go spend $20 on a clay bar kit and clay bar the car to get the last bit of residue from the decal off...
in the end you won't even be able to tell there was ever a decal there.
edit: p.s. welcome to the forum i hope you love your car as much as the rest of us love ours.
in the end you won't even be able to tell there was ever a decal there.
edit: p.s. welcome to the forum i hope you love your car as much as the rest of us love ours.
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WD-40 takes off adhesive and glue and won't hurt the finish. Just wash it off with soapy water when done.
It may be possible to lightly heat the sticker with a hair dryer to further loosen the glue, but be careful you don't do any damage to the plastic.
It may be possible to lightly heat the sticker with a hair dryer to further loosen the glue, but be careful you don't do any damage to the plastic.
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Originally Posted by +fireamx
I think the stuff that Zahanma couldn't think of is called GooGone, it takes old glue off the body quite well. You may try heating up the decal with a hair drier first.
You should love your car, some of my best friends own Base Crossfires.
You should love your car, some of my best friends own Base Crossfires.
Bingo, googone or goo b gone...something like that. works like a charm
p.s. i am rockin the base crossfire...its the only way to rock the N/A...