posted 03-27-2005 06:09 PM                  

The third year we turned it into a dealer program that allowed them to have the display at their dealership for special sales, etc........whatever they wanted.

posted 03-28-2005 09:49 PM                  

The truck tow vehicle (which was built specifically to pull this rig) was crushed. The trailer is actually covered in sheets of vinyl graphics and it was stripped and redone for another program. The information boards and kisoks were stripped of their parts and returned to Mopar. The Prowler trailer belonged to Mopar and when they had their rig at the same event, they put the trailer in our display.

The display that the concept vehicle sat on was specifically designed for the Prowler. It was tilted so you could see the interior of the car. Most of the time, we kept the driver dooor open for a better view. There was a large mirror on the display underneath the car so that you could see the undercarriage and powertrain easily. This display was actually for sale at one time and we relayed that info to Mike K. Not sure what happened, but Mike did not purchase it. It would have been a great piece of memorabiia to have, but they wanted quite a bit of money for it. I don't know if my former company still has it or not. Not sure what happened to the awning, either.

This was the first rig I managed. It was the Warren Johnson Show Car Roadshow - NHRA.

This was the second rig I managed. It was the Pontiac Racing - NHRA program. This was actually the second paint scheme we did for it.

Here are a few more that I found pictures of:
This was our very first program........GM Performance Parts - NHRA

The GM Restoration Roadshow - It went to car shows, World of Wheel....Autorama, corporate venues. It was just at the Detroit Autorama in March.

Here is a link to TMG's website....... TMG