Posts: 563
From: rapid city, SD USA
Registered: NOV 2000

posted 07-28-2001 08:27 PM         

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It looks like many of us are wondering about our investment in the Kat. For us it was a big chunk of our retirement money, but we are so glad we did it. The Prowler is obviously not an ordinary car, but what is it really worth? If you bought one, it says something about what is really important to you. For us it is about the essence of car--everything about what a car means in our lives. What do you think?

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Donny & Donna Burnap
basic black cat
2000 no bumpers and tgf metalcrafter front & rear
borla with stock tips and no baffles
ceramic front brakes
Donny's one-off zit covers and rear bumperetts

Posts: 18511
From: Acworth,GA,USA
Registered: JUL 2000

posted 07-28-2001 09:45 PM         

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I could be fully retired right now, but I choose to keep working just so I can have my Prowler. I was not even thinking investment when I bought mine. If it depreciated 50% the day I drove it off the lot I still would have bought it. Its all about having fun and doing what I relly enjoy while I still can. I don't want to leave this world with a big pile of money sitting in the bank for other people to get pleasure from. The people we have have meet and the friendships made and to be made, cannot be valued in dollars and cents. I am enjoying this car more than any I have ever owned and I am having a wonderful time. That's what it is all about. I guess I just said the same thing only longer winded.

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Rich Ware
1999 Purple People Meeter
POA Windshield Banner, Front & Rear Fender Flaps, Borla Exhaust, Raybestos Brakes, Logo Caps, Air Patrol, Painted Bumpers, Cracked Ice Bumper Shimmers, Front Signal Assemblies Mounted in Rear Bumpers, Pin Stripes and Pinstripe Flames(lavender and blue), $9 Dollar Chrome Grille, K&N Filter, Mopar Hitch and Cat Trailer(matched to car pinstripes) and SL complete Bra Package.

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