Custom 2001 Mulholland Edition - 7,600 Miles. Tastefully Upgraded. on 2040-cars
Coupeville, Washington, United States
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Not your typical Prowler. I am assuming by the fact that you are looking at this that you already know all about the Prowler and how it came about. If not, go to prowleronline. com and you can read all about it. Although not officially given credit, it is generally accepted that Chip Foose was the major inspiration behind the design. This is the only time in modern history that a major US manufacturer attempted to build a production Hot Rod, and they did it VERY WELL. Build from 1997 (less HP and generally less expensive) to 2002 (2001 and 2002 were built under the Chrysler badge instead of the Plymouth badge and generally sell for a little more money), the Prowler is a thing a beauty and modern engineering. Only 1,278 Mulholland Editions were built and they were all "loaded" cars with NO OPTIONS (everything was standard). Yes, this particular example is in perfect condition, climate controlled garage kept (including car cover) and very tastefully upgraded. No "Lambo doors" or crazy flame jobs here! Just some nice touches of chrome here and there, Tom Mills bumper removal Kit, aftermarket mud flaps, engine trim kit and a beautiful pin-striping job by Howard Zeller of Northern California that perfectly blends with the factory pin striping by Dr. Ru. The Mulholland Editions are getting harder to find with such low miles and are known to be one of the most sought after colors/models of all the options available. And this one is upgraded and as clean as it gets. Assuming you are very familiar with the Prowlers, take some time looking through the photo's. The more you look, the more detail you will see. This car has been "my Baby", but I now really have a Baby on the way, so the Prowler has to go (no, I am not young, just crazy)! Gonna be heart wrenching to let go of such a fine example of the Chrysler Prowler. Although their value is sensitive to the miles you put on them, they are already sought after by collectors and are already going up in value. Keep the miles low, and this car is going to be worth some serious money some day. Or drive the wheels off it and you'll have a hard time wiping that grin off your face!! I do drive the car about 10-20 miles every other week, so the mileage may change a little if it doesn't sell right away. But it won't change by much. I just like to keep everything lubed up and working perfect. Please let me know if you have any questions. I look forward to handing her over to her next proud owner. You won;t be disappointed! |
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