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Marty Usher I came across this article that I had not seen before and thought some of you may enjoy it also.
http://www.hotrod.com/roadtests/46198/index.html
Be sure to click on the sketchpad sidebar link, too!
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2000 Black with hand painted blue faded to purple flames
This message has been edited by Marty Usher on 10-30-2003 at 10:22 PM
BeWare Thanks Marty
Steven R. Gary Thanks Marty, that was a very interesting article, and I had not seen it before either..
Black Tie 161 First, I thought Hot Rod magazine completely ignored the Prowler. It's nice to see they not only acknowledge the car, but praised it.
If Gray (RIP) approved of the car, that's the supreme stamp of approval.
My only argument to the article... "YARDS of legroom"?!?!?!
Marty Usher BT - last year I read an article on leg room and The Prowler was second only to the Honda S2000 in LENGTH of legroom. It was probably a sure bet they did not consider the width of the foot well.
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2000 Black with hand painted blue faded to purple flames
ed monahan I have long legs but the problem is that my knees hit the dashboard. There is room to stretch them out if you can sit with your legs perfectly straight. I can't stand that position for very long.
I still plan on keeping it (and keeping it STOCK) for years to come.
jd2ksilver
quote:
Originally posted by ed monahan:

I still plan on keeping it (and keeping it STOCK) for years to come.
Except for the mods right?
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Black Tie 161 Marty...VERY interesting! I have to tilt the wheel up slightly more than I want to keep my knees from interfering...I'm 6' 1"...But my legs are longer than most.
PJ Marty,
Never seen that article before.Thanks. Enjoyed reading it.
I have built 29 and 32 hi-boy roadsters with lots of power and noise and really liked cruising them.
I've also enjoyed several muscle cars over the years.
The Prowler is "my car". It fits my personality,activities and it looks great. My Kat performs to my satisfaction while providing comfort for long distance driving.
Have never had a car I enjoyed so much.
ed monahan EXACTLY correct, JD. lol

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T O P I C R E V I E W
Marty Usher	I came across this article that I had not seen before and thought some of you may enjoy it also. http://www.hotrod.com/roadtests/46198/index.html Be sure to click on the sketchpad sidebar link, too! ------------------ *2000 Black with hand painted blue faded to purple flames* This message has been edited by Marty Usher on 10-30-2003 at 10:22 PM
BeWare	Thanks Marty
Steven R. Gary	Thanks Marty, that was a very interesting article, and I had not seen it before either..
Black Tie 161	First, I thought Hot Rod magazine completely ignored the Prowler. It's nice to see they not only acknowledge the car, but praised it. If Gray (RIP) approved of the car, that's the supreme stamp of approval. My only argument to the article... "YARDS of legroom"?!?!?!
Marty Usher	BT - last year I read an article on leg room and The Prowler was second only to the Honda S2000 in LENGTH of legroom. It was probably a sure bet they did not consider the width of the foot well. ------------------ *2000 Black with hand painted blue faded to purple flames*
ed monahan	I have long legs but the problem is that my knees hit the dashboard. There is room to stretch them out if you can sit with your legs perfectly straight. I can't stand that position for very long. I still plan on keeping it (and keeping it STOCK) for years to come.
jd2ksilver	quote: Originally posted by ed monahan: I still plan on keeping it (and keeping it STOCK) for years to come. Except for the mods right? ------------------
Black Tie 161	Marty...VERY interesting! I have to tilt the wheel up slightly more than I want to keep my knees from interfering...I'm 6' 1"...But my legs are longer than most.
PJ	Marty, Never seen that article before.Thanks. Enjoyed reading it. I have built 29 and 32 hi-boy roadsters with lots of power and noise and really liked cruising them. I've also enjoyed several muscle cars over the years. The Prowler is "my car". It fits my personality,activities and it looks great. My Kat performs to my satisfaction while providing comfort for long distance driving. Have never had a car I enjoyed so much.
ed monahan	EXACTLY correct, JD. lol