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Tested: 1997 Plymouth Prowler

Here is an old article Car and Driver published back in the day when the Prowler was new. One of the things I noticed is it tells who made the aluminum doors, hood, deck lid and other stamped aluminum parts and I always new the frame was made by Alcoa. It also mentioned the convertible top manufacturer.
http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a15141560/1997-plymouth-prowler-archived-test-review/

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The convertible tops on the 97s are a little higher quality than the later ones, in my opinion.

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