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Topic:	Pair of Recall Ball Joints

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DublinOH Just throwing this out there. Anyone have a pair of revised ball joints they want to part with? Heading west in two weeks and would prefer to have the new design joints. Dealership just confirmed what I told them last Friday - no inventory to be had anywhere. They are trying to get approval to replace the lower A arms as appparently they are available in the system. Sounds ike Chrysler is being stingy. The 99 only has 22,000 miles on it, so I'm not overly concerned as the failure rate sounds low. In most cases the mileage was on the higher side. Based on discussions, I'm not sure the replacements are any better than the originals anyway. Looking forward to the 10,000 mile journey......
DublinOH BTW - if something bad does happen, make sure my wife and son find a good lawyer to take on Chrysler for not holding up there end of the recall. I figure my daughter and I should be worth at least 30 million.
ed monahan Seriously, you think Amanda is worth 29 7/8 million? lol
I can lend you a lower mileage Prowler. I thought the lower A-arms were out of stock, also.
DublinOH Thanks to this great site and its awesome members I was able to locate a pair of recall ball joints. John Collins' detailed photos of the replacement process helped me immensely. Now we should be able to thoroughly enjoy our "most excellent adventure".
DublinOH
Front end masks installed on the car and trailer and just about ready for our 10,000 mile treck across the country.
ALLEY CAT From past experiences,,,I can tell everyone that Steve's Prowler will draw big crowds whenever it comes out of the trailer box.... When that car was new and in Arizona originally,,,,it always drew a boatload of spectators, great comments, and hundreds of pictures taken of it.
Steve....it you charge $1.00 for every picture taken,,,you can buy Monahan's lunch and dinner when you see him next.. Maybe just buy Mills breakfast only
Have a great and SAFE trip!!
This message has been edited by ALLEY CAT on 06-22-2018 at 09:34 PM
401KAT 1st time I've seen the windshield post painted body color....like it...especially with hardtop....
ed monahan That is GREAT news. Glad you got that completed for some peace of mind. Have fun. Looking good.
Larry Lord
quote:
Originally posted by 401KAT:
1st time I've seen the windshield post painted body color....like it...especially with hardtop....
Here's a picture of Al Becker's "AZ Ghost Rider" car. Al was the second Prowler owner I had met on the Hot Rod Power Tour in 1999. He painted his in 1999 I think.

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T O P I C R E V I E W
DublinOH	Just throwing this out there. Anyone have a pair of revised ball joints they want to part with? Heading west in two weeks and would prefer to have the new design joints. Dealership just confirmed what I told them last Friday - no inventory to be had anywhere. They are trying to get approval to replace the lower A arms as appparently they are available in the system. Sounds ike Chrysler is being stingy. The 99 only has 22,000 miles on it, so I'm not overly concerned as the failure rate sounds low. In most cases the mileage was on the higher side. Based on discussions, I'm not sure the replacements are any better than the originals anyway. Looking forward to the 10,000 mile journey......
DublinOH	BTW - if something bad does happen, make sure my wife and son find a good lawyer to take on Chrysler for not holding up there end of the recall. I figure my daughter and I should be worth at least 30 million.
ed monahan	Seriously, you think Amanda is worth 29 7/8 million? lol I can lend you a lower mileage Prowler. I thought the lower A-arms were out of stock, also.
DublinOH	Thanks to this great site and its awesome members I was able to locate a pair of recall ball joints. John Collins' detailed photos of the replacement process helped me immensely. Now we should be able to thoroughly enjoy our "most excellent adventure".
DublinOH	Front end masks installed on the car and trailer and just about ready for our 10,000 mile treck across the country.
ALLEY CAT	From past experiences,,,I can tell everyone that Steve's Prowler will draw big crowds whenever it comes out of the trailer box.... When that car was new and in Arizona originally,,,,it always drew a boatload of spectators, great comments, and hundreds of pictures taken of it. Steve....it you charge $1.00 for every picture taken,,,you can buy Monahan's lunch and dinner when you see him next.. Maybe just buy Mills breakfast only Have a great and SAFE trip!! This message has been edited by ALLEY CAT on 06-22-2018 at 09:34 PM
401KAT	1st time I've seen the windshield post painted body color....like it...especially with hardtop....
ed monahan	That is GREAT news. Glad you got that completed for some peace of mind. Have fun. Looking good.
Larry Lord	quote: Originally posted by 401KAT: 1st time I've seen the windshield post painted body color....like it...especially with hardtop.... Here's a picture of Al Becker's "AZ Ghost Rider" car. Al was the second Prowler owner I had met on the Hot Rod Power Tour in 1999. He painted his in 1999 I think.