JERSEYBOB
04-02-2006, 05:12 PM
I would like to introduce myself, I'm Bob Kazawic and I have recently purchased a Yellow 2000 Prowler.
I have several other old cars in my collection. A 1940 Lasalle, 1930 Model A,and a 1981 Corvette, all stock. It may seem kind of like a strange collection, but I have them because "I" like them! I bought my Prowler after seeing one at a show and decieded that I really like the look and the quality of the build. I started my search for the right one and found it on the Internet. It has been slightly modified in appearance, bumpers removed and a slightly different tail skirt. I'm may put the rear bumpers back on and put back the original parts, but not sure about the front one's yet. Need to think about it. I'm partial to stock.
I'm a "snowbird", and split my time between Naples ,FL and Brick, NJ. There are no more Winters in my future! I will be leaving the Prowler here in Fl to play with during the season , the rest of my cars are in NJ.
I like this site and the quality of info that is available. I will be asking questions in the future but for now I'm just acquiring some shop manuals to better understand the car.
Thanks
Bob Kazawic "JERSEYBOB"
I have several other old cars in my collection. A 1940 Lasalle, 1930 Model A,and a 1981 Corvette, all stock. It may seem kind of like a strange collection, but I have them because "I" like them! I bought my Prowler after seeing one at a show and decieded that I really like the look and the quality of the build. I started my search for the right one and found it on the Internet. It has been slightly modified in appearance, bumpers removed and a slightly different tail skirt. I'm may put the rear bumpers back on and put back the original parts, but not sure about the front one's yet. Need to think about it. I'm partial to stock.
I'm a "snowbird", and split my time between Naples ,FL and Brick, NJ. There are no more Winters in my future! I will be leaving the Prowler here in Fl to play with during the season , the rest of my cars are in NJ.
I like this site and the quality of info that is available. I will be asking questions in the future but for now I'm just acquiring some shop manuals to better understand the car.
Thanks
Bob Kazawic "JERSEYBOB"