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This '01 Prowler is powered by a 3. 5L V6 engine backed by 4-speed automatic transmission. Options on this 2001 Chrysler Prowler for sale include: Air Conditioning, AM/FM Stereo with CD, Convertible Top, Cruise Control, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats, Tilt/Telescopic Wheel, Driver/Passenger Airbags, Seat Belts and Leather Interior. The owner states that this 2001 Chrysler Prowler has just 9225 actual miles.

The Prowler is based on a 1993 concept car and features 'Indy style' open front wheels, rear wheel drive and a transmission mounted in the rear creating nearly 50-50 weight distribution. The 253hp 3. 5L V6 with an aluminum block is surprisingly...

The Prowler was a production model that ran from 97, 99-02 ad with only 11702 made it is no wonder they have become highly collectible as of late. Originally inspired from Chip Foose-s Hemisfear which is the car that really put Foose on the map. The first thing you will notice on this low mileage beauty is its extremely slick black paint job. The Indy style front open air front wheels solidify its Streetrod heritage while massive Rear ones keep with its modern appeal. Thought the Hemisfear was designed around Chrysler-s HEMI, the decision was made to go modern with the motor. The 3. 5 liter all aluminum V6 was cutting edge in 99. The modern Muscle car rage had not quite begun and with this little screamer putting out a very respectable 253 ponies it was a perfect match for this new age hotrod. Mated up to a 4 speed automatic transmission does not sound to high-tech but when you add the auto stick feature the fun really gets going. Simply drop the console mounted gear shifter all the way down and slam on the gas. Once the RPM-s climb past the 3 grand mark the power really comes alive....

This sporty car is bathed in the rare and coveted Blue with Custom Painted Flames with Black leather interior. The engine is the stock V6 with fuel Injection and an automatic transmission. This is a numbers matching Prowler in excellent condition with only 30,0338 miles on the odometer. Chrysler engineers were given free rein to design whatever they wanted in a 'hot rod' or 'sportster' type vehicle. Thomas C Gayle Chrysler's design and international director 'love for 1930s-era hot rods inspired Chrysler's latest design triumph, the retro-styled Plymouth Prowler. An early influence is credited to a Chrysler-sponsored project at the Art Center College of Design that resulted in a thesis by Douglas 'Chip' Foose that included drawings of a retro-roadster Foose who designed it as a coupe for Chrysler to begin with, but modified it to a roadster version. The V6 in this beauty is the second generation engine with 253 hp which is considerably more that the first engine Chrysler used in the Prowler. The car has the chrome alloy wheels on all four corners with radial tires. Inside you will find that everything works including the...

The Plymouth Prowler was an original hit and the perfect follow up to there now legendary VIPER line. The old school styling assured the Prowler to be an instant hit with critics and consumers alike making these new age street rods an instant classic. The 2001 models are some of the more sought-after vehicles with their all aluminum 3. 5 V6 engines. The updated engine was not only lighter but the addition of 40 ponies never hurt anyone either. The auto-stick feature makes turns this car from a fun little roadster to a throwback in the seat performer. Careful though as these cars in auto-stick will not change automatically and were meant for the pure driving enthusiast. This extremely clean Prowler Orange beauty has had a lot of the details taken care of already. The first thing most people do when they get these is take those little bumperettes off the front, checkmark on that one. Add to that the chromed front IFS and you have a Prowler with a completely distinctive look all together. The aftermarket chrome wheels were an excellent choice and really give the car a fresh look while keeping with a classic design. With not a ton...

Finished in a sharp yellow over black leather interior. 2002 was the last year of production on the Prowler, they only made 1436 of them, Chrysler designers were given free rein to design a 30s style hot rod roadster to follow up the show stopping Dodge Viper. Chip Foose helped with the design by drawing up a coupe with similar proportions. Chysler's guys preferred a roadster so they chopped the top off that design and ended up with an open wheel, open top design that has since become immediately recognizable. Chrysler took this all new body design and stuffed in a 3. 5 Liter V6 which made comparable power and torque figures to their V8 engines of the time. Power was transferred via a 'torque tube' to a rear mounted 4-Speed automatic transmission which helped with weight distribution. The later cars used an aluminum version of the 3. 5L which also helped with weight. The majority of the chassis was aluminum as well to keep the weight down to improve performance both in a straight line and in the twistys. 0-60 mph in less than 6 seconds was no problem as well as a 125+ mph top speed. Handling was also...