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PROPERTY SOLD TO BENEFIT THE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY 2002 CONNER AVENUE EDITION CHRYSLER PROWLER - THE LAST PROWLER Chassis No. 1C3EW65G02V102034 The Prowler was created as a heartfelt tribute to America's lone remaining rugged individualist, the hot rodder. Just as the first Prowler began its life at the most prestigious auto shows in the world, DaimlerChrysler Corporation and the Chrysler Brand felt it was fitting to pay tribute to its end of production by auctioning off The Last Prowler to benefit the Multiple Sclerosis Society. The money will be used to help end the devastating effects of Multiple Sclerosis. ONE-OF-A-KIND FEATURES - The Last Prowler is finished in High Voltage Blue paintwork and is the only Prowler painted that color - A Mopar Trailer, also painted in one-of-a-kind High Voltage Blue, is included with The Last Prowler - A one-of-a-kind Prowler "time capsule" is also included. The time capsule will feature rare Prowler memorabilia and artwork and other unique Prowler items - The Last Prowler will be given special hand-detailing and pinstriping by Conner Avenue Assembly pinstripe artist "Dr. Ru", pinstriper of many production Prowlers - Special Edition Bright dipped anodized aluminum frame creates mirror like show car underbody appearance - In a fitting tribute, the undercarriage of The Last Prowler has been signed by many of the men and women who have built Prowlers at Conner Avenue Assembly - In keeping with Prowler's "hot rod" image, the upper radiator crossmember and engine cross braces have been painted High Voltage Blue - Mopar supplied Prowler custom mudflaps - Body color shifter bezel and hood badge are unique to The Last Prowler HISTORY The Prowler was approved for concept in July 1992. It was a show-stopper in 1993, when it debuted at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. In September 1994, top management officially approved the Prowler for production. In 1997, after a few years of real-world testing and cross-country jaunts, the first production version of Prowler rolled off the line at Conner Avenue Assembly in Detroit. Prowler salutes a great American tradition - but deliberately does so in a thoroughly contemporary manner. From the get-go, it was decided that Prowler would be a rolling celebration of new technology and materials, with two important exceptions: first, Prowler would observe the time-honored architecture of body-on-frame, like any proper highboy ought to be. Secondly, Prowler would have to be rear-wheel drive. Entirely appropriate moves for a "factory hot rod." Prowlers were sold as five distinct model years - 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2002 (there was no 1998 model year). Over 11,000 Prowlers have been built in its production history. The Prowler has been offered in 12 exterior colors: Purple, Yellow, Black, Red, Silver Metallic, Inca Gold, Orange, Mulholland Blue, Deep Candy Red, Black/Red two-tone "Woodward Edition", Silver/Black two-tone "Black Tie Edition" and the final High Voltage Blue "Conner Avenue Edition". Many Prowlers have been pinstriped by hand at the assembly plant by Mr. Rudy Kutey, nicknamed "Dr. Ru" due to his steady pulse, a well-known and highly regarded Detroit pinstriping artist. The Last Prowler received special "Dr. Ru" treatment and the underside was signed by many of the men and women who work at Conner Avenue Assembly. VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS Exterior High Voltage Blue (the only one of its kind); Bumpers - Energy-absorbing front bumpers are aluminum with reaction injection molded urethane covering; Each attaches with four bolts directly to the chassis; Wheels: 17x7.5 Front/20x10 Rear, triple chrome plate finish; Blue Soft Top - Stayfast cloth by Haartz; Unique body-color hood badge. Performance Engine: 3.5-liter 24-valve sequential multipoint electronic fuel injection 60-degree SOHC all-aluminum V6 that produces 253 horsepower at 6,400 rpm and 255 pound-feet of torque at 3,950 rpm; four-speed automatic transmission with d