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------------------ I think most get scraped. Not sure why, they be a good auction item or charity event vehicle but, thre probably is some legal reason as to why. This message has been edited by fixumm on 11-19-2002 at 05:33 PM You have a nice day too Is it because they are unfinished cars or lack key safety elements or legal ramifications? Just curious as some would be a hoot to one, even if not to drive daily. This message has been edited by ed monahan on 11-20-2002 at 08:35 PM catfish cj,how many prowler/howler concept cars were manufactured,and where are they now. YellowFever quote:
Originally posted by jan bruggeman:
cj,how many prowler/howler concept cars were manufactured,and where are they now.fixumm yellow or did you change your screen name to cj ?????? I think this was meant for cj..... CJ jan........in answer to your question..............
there is one Prowler concept and one Howler concept and they are both in DaimlerChrysler's possession.YellowFever quote:
Originally posted by fixumm:
yellow or did you change your screen name to cj ?????? I think this was meant for cj.....YellowFever CJ, why do so many get scraped though? ed monahan ^ CJ YF - During the development of any new vehicle, the manufacturer builds several phases of pre-production vehicles. The same holds true for a car like Prowler. You've seen the original concept Prowler, which is very different from the production car. They also built a number of chassis mules with Jeep Wrangler bodies (Prangler). All of the pre-production vehicles are scrapped. There are a number of legal and liability reasons for this process. None of these cars are actually certified to meet all applicable Federal safety standards. Even the ones that are close to the real production cars are scrapped because of the rigorous testing that they undergo.
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