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Plymouth Prowler Roadster, $36,980

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Specifications

Status

Used

Year

1999

Make

Plymouth

Model

Prowler

Kilometres

6,952 km

Style/Trim

Roadster

Stock number

1439

Exterior Colour

Black

Mfg Exterior Colour

Black

Interior Colour

Black

Fuel type

Regular Unleaded

Drive

RWD

Engine size

V6 3.5 Liter

Transmission

Automatic

Doors

Offers

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Features

AM/FM Stereo
Air Conditioning
Alloy Wheels
Cassette Player
Dual Airbag

Power Steering
Power Windows
Leather Interior
Power Locks
Cruise Control

Tilt Wheel
CD Changer
Premium and/or Oversized Wheels
Power Door Locks

Description

Bucket Seats,Fog Lights,Keyless Entry,Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel,Power Locks, Windows, Mirrors and Cruise,Steering Wheel Controls,Air Conditioning,AM/FM Radio,Intermittent Wipers,Tinted Windows All prices plus tax

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1999

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25,000 km

0 km

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(Years 1997 - 2001)

$49,000

$32,000

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Modern Classics: Plymouth Prowler, 1997-2002

With the Prowler, Chrysler succeeded in providing a hot rod with undisputed style, an open-air experience, and reliable, modern-day components, even if the V6 engine and four-speed automatic transmission weren’t exactly hot-rod material, says contributor Jeff Burry.