2001 Plymouth Prowler Black Tie #19 Brand New Caqr 48 Miles All Documents Mint on 2040-cars
Glendale, Arizona, United States
Engine:6
Used
Year: 2001
Drive Type: rwd
Make: Chrysler
Mileage: 48
Model: Prowler
Trim: leather
2001 prowler black tie edition 1 of 151 built,its number 19, this is a brand new car out of a collection of 6 prowlers in Arizona who the owner passed away and the family did not want to keep,here is your chance to own a brand new on at the cost of a used one,finished in silver/black with black interior,premium sound with 6 disc cd,power windows,power door locks,power mirrors,tilt stering wheel,cruise control,chrome wheels,autostick shifter,tack,leather,cloth top,keyless entry,it is flawless in every way,comes with original window sticker,books & keys,delivery documents,car cover and has only 48 miles, I have been dealing collector cars & muscle cars for 48 years,prowlers have been holding their value,when was the last time you saw a new one for sale,we sell trade and ship call for my web site as ebay will not allow me to post it here,there are more pictures see my other cars for sale I have a lot of low production cars,im in phoenix Arizona,call 602-820-7395 800-610-7395
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