When Chrysler engineers were given free rein to design whatever they wanted in a hot-rod/sportster-type vehicle, the Prowler was born. The retro-styled Plymouth Prowler debuted in 1997 as a production car manufactured and marketed by Daimler Chrysler through the 2002 model year. It is based on the 1993 concept car of the same name and was offered in a front-engine, rear-drive, rear transmission configuration, with an overall production of 11,702 units. This production cars most striking and significant features is its use of open F-1 style front wheels. This detail adds that flamboyant hot-rod flair but severely reduces the vehicle’s turning radius. This Prowler is a customized modern street rod with a unique color-changing and holographic paint job. The car’s customization is credited to Titan Motorsports of Tennessee. This Prowler features 19 and 22 -inch chrome Asanti wheels and Pirelli P-Zero Nero high-performance tires. Brembo big-brake caliper kits were installed with custom paint and Prowler logos. This Prowler also has a newly chromed Indy Car=style front suspension, custom dual exhausts, chrome covers under the hood, chrome roll bar and custom skull shifter knob. On loan from Nancy and Kelly Umscheid.