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| kat hunter | looks like it might go relatively cheap
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/P lymouth-Prowler-2001-PLYMOUTH-PROWLER-BLACK-TIE-EDITION_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ6414QQitemZ4600834788QQrdZ1 This message has been edited by kat hunter on 01-04-2006 at 06:33 PM |
| BeWare | Has no met reserve and the buy it now is $38,500. It has custom painted flames that detracts from the value. I don't think this car will be a steal. |
| ed monahan | He has a reserve price set and a "BUY it Now" for $ 38,500 so it probably won't sell unless it gets real close to the 38,500 mark. |
| DIXIE Cat | Car belongs to a registered POA member from Orlando at one time...Ron Strawn.
Good luck Ron!! |
| Ray | quote:
Originally posted by BeWare:
Has no met reserve and the buy it now is $38,500. It has custom painted flames that detracts from the value. I don't think this car will be a steal.
Ahhh yes, Rich ... but it IS #69 ... that may just offset the flame job! 
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| Snoman | Thats high for a kat with 40,000 miles,btw back of the flames I like them lol
This message has been edited by Snoman on 01-04-2006 at 08:43 PM |
| Snoman | I guess my car isn't worth $hit in that case????
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| hoo.haaa | If the guy was willing to do $31,000 for it then would it be a deal? Just trying to get a feel for the value. |
| Dale Beaman | Snoman,
I agree with you. I will give you $20,000 for your Kat since that paint job lowered the value so much! The clear side marker lights is the only thing that saved it!Dale |
| RED5 | If he gets $38,500 you will see mine on ebay next week. |
| Marty Usher | Tom - if you had "good looking" flames like mine, it would add to the value!  |
| Snoman | Jesse we are looking forward to seeing yours on ebay(then we will all know who wheres the pants in your house!!!)lol
Marty thanks for telling me now thats it done..... |
| BeWare | [QUOTE]Originally posted by Snoman:
[B]I guess my car isn't worth $hit in that case????
Applies to ours as well
This message has been edited by BeWare on 01-05-2006 at 05:43 PM |
| toys | Kinda hard to even judge or rate the car when He only posted one pic from twenty feet away and the quality is poor Toys |
| Ray | quote:
Originally posted by RED5:
If he gets $38,500 you will see mine on ebay next week.
Ahhh ... you ARE alive after New Years Eve ... you gonna return a call soon or what? Hell, will have to make sure I am the high bidder when yours hits Ebay so Rick and I can finally put a decent license plate on it
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| ALLEY CAT | quote:
Originally posted by Ray:
,,,,,,, will have to make sure I am the high bidder when yours hits Ebay so Rick and I can finally put a decent license plate on it
R U saying Jesse is a cheap as$? |
| meandmykitty | 40,000 MILES AND THE LAST YEAR OF THE PROWLER? WASN'T IT 2002 31K FOR THE KAT ALL THAT IT IS WORTH |
| ed monahan | It says last year of the PLYMOUTH and PLYMOUTH Prowler. He relisted it since it did not meet his minimum. It did not sell even with a BUY IY NOW price of $ 30,000. That is surprising to me. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4603565815 This message has been edited by ed monahan on 01-17-2006 at 04:49 AM |
| Tom Santella | The side shot looks as if the bumpers were removed, but the other shots show the bumpers in place???? Something funny or just the angle of the shot? ------------------
BackinBlack |
| MIKE GATLIN | Tom, I'll bet the bumpers were put back on. Pics with bumper are dated August 05 and pic without is dated November 04. |
| NeverBland | Looking for a cheap second kat... anyone know what this could go for? Not even 1 bid at $25K?????? |
| PhatBoi | Been looking for a Prowler for over a Year now. I was close to buying a Mullholland around this time last year, but felt compelled to buy a new car first (Nissan Murano) before buying my weekend/toy. If this guy dropped his price to $20K I'd consider snatching it up. After studying the market, the bottomline is 40K miles is just too high to be asking $38K (he's dreaming). One thing you have to remember is it is a "Chrysler"... which is fine as long as the car has not been subjected to too much stress. There is no telling how much life is left in the Transmission... which is a very specialized on for that matter. No prowler enthusiast/fan wants to have one that breaks down. Not to mention the body and panel rattles that come with standard "chrysler workmanship" and mileage. That said, I believe a Prowler can actually appreciate in value... up until a certain mileage, beyond which it becomes more of an uncertainty. I believe that point of inflection is where this guy finds himself. IMHO |
| Prowl 36 | I feel he's dreaming also, considering I bought mine from a guy that kept it in a plastic bag which had dessicant in it to protect it from moisture, and it only had 1600 miles on it and it is red for only 30k. When I picked it up it was raining and I believe he cried because I was going to drive it in the rain and not carry it on a enclosed trailer. I figure it is only a car, and it's a shame that some of them never get to really be a car. Lets face it there are many cars that are not treated like a museum piece and cost tons more money than what you can pick up a prowler for. Hell I just bought a F-150 with the 5.4 and 4-wheel drive Lariat, and it cost me way more than the Prowler. I would rather drive the F-150 than the Prowler though, much better pickup and handles better, and I can pull a freakin house down with it if i wanted to. |
