This 1997 Plymouth Prowler convertible roadster is a beautiful
purple. It has a 3.5L V-6 engine and a 4-speed automatic
transmission.It has cruise control, alarm system, power steering,
power door locks, tilt steering column with cassette tape, power
windows, heater, and air-conditioning; all of which work as they
should. The turn signals and most lights work.
The left front marker light and right rear reverse light do not
currently work. The door locks work, as do the wipers and
antenna. There are no leaks noted at the time and fluids
are full.There is no spare tire, car jack or tools. The
tires are in good condition with a manufacturer's date of 0604
front and 0302 rear. The tires should most likely be
replaced for safety because of their age. The rims are in
good condition with some scratches. The convertible top is
electronic and works well. It is in good condition and
has no tears. The back window is in good condition. The
fuel gauge does no work, vent controls work intermittently, and the
car is very compact once you are in it. The purple
exterior paint is in good condition with scratches throughout the
vehicle. The right front fender has some paint
cracking.There is a dent on the driver's door. There is NO
rust visible.. The black vinyl interior is in good
condition. The car runs well at slower speeds however on
the highway it tends to wander. IT IS ALWAYS A
GOOD IDEA TO GET AN INDEPENDENT THIRD-PARTY INSPECTION ON ANY USED
CAR.
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