> Like the 1957, the Prowler will be unearthed 50 years
> later, but unlike the Belvedere, it must go back to DaimlerChrysler...or
> whatever the name of the company will be by then.
I think that burying the Prowler missed the point. I thought the point was
so that in 50 years, people would know what things were like 50 years ago.
In 1957, the Plymouth represented a finned era of cars that were affordable
and sold to masses of the public. An everyday day type of person could own
one
What is the prowler supposed to represent ? To me it doesn't represent 90's
styling and it's not something the general public drives. it's just another
on of Chryslers limited models.
IF they want to represent the people, they should have buried a Caravan or a
Durango
Just my .02
Nick
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