posted 08-12-2001 10:03 AM                  

First off some say mount it reverse to instructions, some say add extra padding under ends. Also found the tint to dark to see through, had cracks develop at food pads etc.

My thought is save your money.

posted 08-12-2001 03:23 PM                    

Also, it will tilt back so you can open the deck lid without removing it.

It is big enough to fit 2-4 duffle bags (depending on size).

I think it is well worth the money.

You can see mine here

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Cliff Watson

posted 08-14-2001 10:06 AM                  

At 114, and the self-proclaimed oldest Prowler owner, I am surprised by the lack of articles that pertain to my problems. Everyone seems concerned about weekenders, trailers, flames and high speed modifications.

I am in need of solid transportation to pickup my prescriptions, social security checks and chicks! My Prowler does offer a solution to most of my needs.

I am currently looking at installing a lift system to help me gain access as bending has become more difficult after my strenuous workouts at the Home Depot.

Danny, don't let these guys get you down. I bought my first car at a young age. I have been enjoying driving for almost 100 years and I can tell you that some of these "whipper-snappers" need to learn the value of respect for their youngins.

Keep Prowlin and rememeber that most of these folks are good solid people that are just joshing you a bit. In a couple of years maybe you can offer some of them a job!

Scot

posted 08-14-2001 10:21 AM                  

These topics do pertain to you and you should read them all. Just put on those huge magnifying glasses and enjoy! For example:

The Air Patrol Topic: Would be good to keep your toupee in place - we all know that NOBODY can keep a full head of hair driving a convertible for almost 100 years.

The Weekender Topic: You need something to get ALL of your prescriptions AND your Depends AND your Ensure home - not all of this will fit on the floor between the hot babes legs as you are driving home!

The Flames Topic: C'mon now - you know you need the flames to get the babes - how else will they know you are HOT and not just ANOTHER 114 year old guy driving around in a convertible?

The Trailers Topic: Scot - when you take off on your trips in search of a new hot babe - where you going to keep all your extra stuff (Depends, Ensure, Toupees, Teeth, Glasses, you know - old people stuff)? You need a trailer man - as you get older - you have lots more stuff to lug around!

High Speed Modifications: You have to have the speed if you want to do the burn-outs to attract the hot babes. Heck - they may not be looking your way - they may be looking at Todd driving by in his van... you know - competition!

I don't know why I am giving advice to a 114 year old! You have lived over 2 of my lives - you should know all this by now! Grow up will ya!

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Cliff Watson

posted 08-14-2001 06:09 PM                  

I am deeply concerned. Aside from being the self-proclaimed oldest Prowler owner I thought that I have posted a few items that would be considered for the Hall of Shame" as they were unusual at best.

It would appear, based on your latest post that you are formidable competition for the funniest posts. I welcome the challenge.

I thought that it might be wise to respond to at least a couple of your items:

While I know that it is unusual, I do still maintain a full head of hair. I was originally the "test target" for Rogain and I look like Wolfman Jack. I could double for a leading man in dirty pictures! I have to get a hair cut every six days in order to maintain my gentlemanly good looks.

As to the storage area, you are correct that a weekender would serve a useful purpose but I already have an assistant following me everywhere I go so that I don't forget where I am going. At my age, anything further than the mortuary or the graveyard is a considerable adventure.

On speed, you may remember that I invented, patented and sell the only plastic gears for the Prowler! I am certainly cognizant of the effects of speed on the chicks, but at my age I am more concerned about speed to the bathroom!

I am extremely attractive standing on my wallet and most members of the fairer sex find me quite the catch. I gotta run as it is time for my constitutional.

Scot

posted 08-15-2001 01:36 AM                  

The air patrol does LOOK good!!! when installed

But for air wind , I have found keep the top up.

The TGF spoiler and the RR, air patrol give a Great LOOK!!

But you can have only one or the other. JMO

I like them the same way for looks!!!

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TGF Spoiler, Hardtop,Front Grill, Doorpanels
Real Rod Exhaust & Mopar Exhaust
2000 Black Bumpers & Chrome Shimmers
Carlini Trans Cover,Chrome headrest, Brake Lines, Bumper Cover Kit
Chromed Front & Rear of Kat & Front End Protectors
Chrome 2000 Shifter, Purple Neon underneath
Dunlop SP 9000's & 6 cool CD's in the changer