posted 06-28-2012 08:45 AM                  

Please let me know if you have any questions. I want to make sure that I am doing things correctly on this forum and open to any advise, both good and bad. Thanks again!

posted 06-28-2012 09:17 AM                  

Just remember, you are talking to the experts here (not me). Your car is not the lowest mileage cat for sale in the country. They quite often come up for sale with that kind of mileage or lower. Most cats are low mileage cars. And many beleive that real low mileage is not necessarily a good thing.

posted 06-28-2012 09:37 AM                  

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Originally posted by beachcat:
I think you are doing things right.You introduced yourself, gave a little background about what you do and completely up-front about why you are here.

Just remember, you are talking to the experts here (not me). Your car is not the lowest mileage cat for sale in the country. They quite often come up for sale with that kind of mileage or lower. Most cats are low mileage cars. And many beleive that real low mileage is not necessarily a good thing.

But you have a nice car there and it is priced OK. Good luck with your sale!

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Thanks for the kind welcome. I edited my original post to reflect that it is a low mileage 2001 Prowler. There are lower mileage cats out there. Sometimes the excitment overcomes me when describing a vehicle. Sorry for the boisterous claim. I understand the lower mileage thing not always being the best. Proper maintenance, storage, and overall care of the vehicle makes all the difference in the world.

posted 06-28-2012 10:21 AM                  

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Originally posted by Prowlin'99:
Welcome. Beachkat is right, there are people on the forum that are experts in everything Prowler. In case you didn't know, you have a Mulholland Edition there. About 1300 of these were built, and were named after the street in Los Angeles. The cool thing about these cars is that they were the only Prowlers with a top that was not black. The blue top and paint make those very sharp.
Ultra-low mileage cars are not that uncommon in the Prowler community. Mine sat in a warehouse for 10 years before I bought it. Good luck with the sale. Nice car.

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posted 06-28-2012 10:32 AM                  

You might want to post the condition of the inside of the wheels. A lot of the "barrels" have peeling problems.

posted 06-28-2012 10:48 AM                  

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Originally posted by WINDY CITY PROWLER:
Good luck with the sale of the beautiful prowler. Price is kind of high but you never know if someone is looking for a Mullholland they may grab it. Good luck

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posted 06-28-2012 12:01 PM                  

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Originally posted by jonathan:
Vehicle is now sold. Thank for all of the help!!!

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WOW!!!! That was fast . Congratulation on the sale.

posted 06-28-2012 03:09 PM                  

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Originally posted by SABYBY:
I don't suspect we'll hear from him again till he get's another Prowler on trade, lol.

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I don't know if I would blame him if he didn't come back.

posted 06-28-2012 07:12 PM                  

As for me... I would like to know what is available to buy even if the seller doesn't know much about a Prowler. The person we are discussing, first posted to introduce himself and expressed his desire to abide by the site rules. He could be a good contact if anyone is looking for any another vehicle. There are a few car dealers that regularly visit this site let us know what they have available.

My opinion is that you can't have too many friends in this crazy car nut family we live in. I hope Jonathan will come back and visit us. Maybe my opinion is not like everybody else, but it is JMO.

EDIT>>> I should have copied your post before you changed it to something totally different.

posted 06-29-2012 08:20 AM                  

I'm still here. I'm sure that the new owner will find his way to this site as I told him about it. I will not disclose what the Prowler sold for as I do not know if the new owner wants that information out there. If he does, he can say. Let's just say that both parties got what they wanted in the deal. I thank everyone for their kindness and information to help sell this Prowler. I did not take any offense to any comment posted and I am truly appreciative for all of the knowledge and quick replies I received. This community is awesome and I intend to keep lurking here. You never know, I might end up with the cat scratch fever and have to own a Prowler in the future. If I can be of any assistance to anyone on this board, whether your traveling through Indianapolis, looking for a specific vehicle to purchase, or need help with anything Jaguar related, I would be happy to help in any way I can.

Thanks again!!

Jonathan Smith
Tom Wood Jaguar

posted 07-07-2012 09:18 AM                  

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Originally posted by alrtg:
There are salesmen, and then there are salesmen

It appears that this is one of the salesmen. He seemed to have a good demeanor as well as integrity and a good sense of ethics. I expect this is the type of individual I would want to deal with should I have the need. It is refreshing and encouraging to see this still exists these days.

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