1999 Yellow Plymouth Prowler 19,700 Miles (rare Color) Excellent Con. We Finance on 2040-cars
US $29,500.00
Year:1999Mileage:19750Color: Yellow
/ Black with Yellow Highlights
Location:
Pikeville, Kentucky, United States
Transmission:Automatic
Body Type:Convertible
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:High-output 3.5L V6
For Sale By:Dealer
Condition:
Used: A vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at
least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections.
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VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): 1P3EW65G7XV500926
Year: 1999
Number of Cylinders: V6
Make: Plymouth
Model: Prowler
Trim: Black
Options: Leather Seats, CD Player, Convertible
Drive Type: Automatic
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Mileage: 19,750
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
Exterior Color: Yellow
Interior Color: Black with Yellow Highlights
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
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DESCRIPTION: 1999 Yellow Plymouth Prowler FOR SALE
1999 PLYMOUTH PROWLER YELLOW IN COLOR - RARE brought to you by McCoy Motorsports, ToBeFast.com.
Call (606) 432-1556 if you are interested in this amazing Hotrod Roadster. Has Brand New Tires all the Way Around with 315/45/17 Rear Tires. (Looks Amazing) Over $1,500 invested in these tires. Gave our Prowler a much approved look in the rear while filling up those huge fender wells. With our tire upgrade the Prowler improved traction in the curves too. We also have the front bumpers for this vehicle. We took the bumpers off for shows, since it looks much better with the removal.
YELLOW PLYMOUTH PROWLER 1999 - ACTUAL VIDEO
Prowler Performance
If you're a hot rodder, the first thing you do when you see a new engine is count the spark plug wires. To save you the trouble, Prowler has a 3.5 liter high-output SOHC 24-valve aluminum V6 - and for a lot of sound reasons: Packaging of people and roadability being the main ones.
But this free-revving 60-degree design cranks out enough suds (253 horsepower at 6,400 rpm) and yank (255 pound-feet of torque at 3,950 RPM) to get anybody's attention. It has an aluminum block with a forged steel crank bedded in the four main bearings. The heads and pistons are aluminum. It's been dressed-up, and heated-up slightly -- a less restrictive air cleaner, cast stainless steel exhaust manifolds that make tube-type headers look primitive, and EFI linear cam throttle body for surprisingly quick, crisp response, so stay awake. Click Here to see an overview on the V6 series engine.
And keep your eyes on the rev counter -- because when you make use of the AutoStick(r) feature of the four-speed electronically controlled automatic transaxle and forget to upshift, an engine management system shuts down the fuel supply at 6600 RPM. You will notice the transition. You see this is the one automatic we install that doesn't have a mandatory upshift built in. You select a gear in AutoStick(r) mode, you shift it up or down as you desire. For the gearheads, final drive ratio is 3.89; individual gears are: 2.842 1st, 1.573 2nd. 1.000 3rd. and 0.689 (overdrive) 4th.
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Dimensions
Exterior: W
Wheelbase - 113"
Overall Length - 165"
Overall Width - 76"
Overall Height - 51"
Track (f/r) - 62"/63"
Turning Diameter - 39'
Interior:
Head Room - 37"
Leg Room - 43"
Shoulder Room - 52"
Key Facts Engine:
High-output 3.5L V6
24-valve SOHC aluminum block
Sequential multipoint electronic fuel injection
60 degree OHC
253 horsepower at 6,400 rpms
255 pound-feet of torque at 3,950 rpms
Engine Breathing:
Dual throttle bodies induction '97, special exhaust
Transaxle: Rear-wheel four-speed fully adaptive, electronically controlled automatic with AutoStick(r)
Curb Weight: " 2,838 lb.
Brakes: 4-wheel power disc, vented
Steering: Power rack-and-pinion
Suspension: Front - Independent upper and lower control arms with pushrods
Rear - Independent multilink, modified double-wishbone with front and rear stabilizer bars
Front/Rear - coil-over shock
Tires:
225/45HR17 (front) and P295/40HR20 (rear) We upgraded to 315/45/17 Rear Tires. (Looks Amazing)
Goodyear Extended Mobility (EMT) with run-flat capability and low tire pressure sensor
Standard Equipment List: Air bags, driver-side integral with steering wheel; Passenger-side (with on/off switch)- Located in the instrument panel
Certified to the new Federal Regulations that allow less forceful air bags. Always use seat belts. Rearward-facing child seats can only be used with passenger air bag turned off.)
Air Conditioning: CFC-free refrigerant with outlets located in the instrument panel
Antenna: Windshield
Brakes: 4-wheel power disc, vented
Bumpers: Contrasting front and rear
Console: Center with armrest, cassette storage and cup holder
Convertible: Manual, cloth top (Black)
Deck Lid Release: Remote
Defroster, Rear Window:
Electric Door Locks:
Power, auto with time delay Dynamic Side-Impact Protection
Floor Mats: With color-keyed "Prowler" monogram
Fuel Capacity: 12-gallon capacity
Grill: Body-color
Headlamps: Composite aerodynamic quad projector beam; Front side markers
Instrument Panel: With cluster speedometer, fuel, temp, volts and oil pressure (Tachometer mounted on steering column)
Interior Lighting: Dual front courtesy, glove box
Exterior Mirrors: Dual power, body-color
Radio: AM/FM cassette with graphic equalizer and CD changer controls with remote 6-disc changer, amplifier and 7 speakers
Seat Belts: Color-keyed, 3-point Unibelt
Seats: Leather-trimmed low-back bucket seats with halo head restraint and seatback's map pocket Passenger-side only), manual 6-way driver's seat height adjuster
Shift Knob: Leather-wrapped
Speed Control:
Electronic control
Steering Wheel:
Leather-wrapped wheel with center horn blow, speed control switches and radio control switches
Tilt Steering Wheel:
With tachometer
Windows:
Power
Windshield Wipers:
Wet-arm intermittent
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McCoy Motorsports
559 N Mayo TR
Pikeville KY 41501
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