posted 07-28-2015 06:30 AM                  

Who out there loves their prowler? How lucky are we to own such fantastic cars that after 13 to 18 years we can still go out there, start them up and drive them around the world with little concern for reliability. We can go to a multitude of well planned events or we can go around the corner to cruise nights and people clammer to get close to our cars. Unlike many other cars that are great at first and then boredom sets in, we never seem to get tired of these beauties.

posted 07-28-2015 08:03 AM                  

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Originally posted by beachcat:
Let's put all friction in the past and start anew!

Who out there loves their prowler? How lucky are we to own such fantastic cars that after 13 to 18 years we can still go out there, start them up and drive them around the world with little concern for reliability. We can go to a multitude of well planned events or we can go around the corner to cruise nights and people clammer to get close to our cars. Unlike many other cars that are great at first and then boredom sets in, we never seem to get tired of these beauties.

So let's all forget the cyber friction of the past and Prowl on! Who's all on board with this?

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posted 07-28-2015 08:45 PM                  

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Originally posted by mslc10:
i cant!!!! mines in the paint shop getting touched up!!! and then to dealer for balljoints and alignment ! im having withdrawls!!!!

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posted 07-29-2015 07:48 AM                  

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Originally posted by Itpurrs:
I,m with you. I don,t have many hobbies other than my Prowler and its a keeper.

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You could become a "yard dog". In Tennessee it rains about 4 times a week. The grass is growing so fast all you can hear is lawn mowers and weed eaters. If you have a lawn, or a yard as we call it in Tennessee, you'll have plenty to do in the summer. You might as well take pride in it and call it your hobby. The guy who mows yards for a living,tax free,makes $80k a year and has all winter off. He works like a mad man all summer getting $75 a yard plus tip.He makes one trip and unloads the mowers and mows 4 yards,then moves on to the next drop.He's 28 years old and looks like Tarzan,no body fat at all. I just look out the window and wish it were me.

posted 08-05-2015 03:02 AM                  

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Originally posted by beachcat:
Let's put all friction in the past and start anew!

Who out there loves their prowler? How lucky are we to own such fantastic cars that after 13 to 18 years we can still go out there, start them up and drive them around the world with little concern for reliability. We can go to a multitude of well planned events or we can go around the corner to cruise nights and people clammer to get close to our cars. Unlike many other cars that are great at first and then boredom sets in, we never seem to get tired of these beauties.

So let's all forget the cyber friction of the past and Prowl on! Who's all on board with this?

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posted 08-05-2015 07:08 AM                  

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Originally posted by silverkat:
The Amen is not in your favor Beachy.

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posted 08-05-2015 09:29 AM                  

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Originally posted by silverkat:
The Amen is not in your favor Beachy.

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posted 08-05-2015 06:44 PM                  

Just saw this on Facebook. Food for thought for everyone. Have a good day all!!

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