No Valiant Love?
- Thread starter Drache
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Since everyone posts their Valiants, here's a recent pic of mine (I hope 4th Gen counts aswell)
Outasite
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Is that a soft start clutch knob under your dash.
Convertable top switch.
Outasite
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AH! 
Mopar Momzee
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I like this one
Don Montgomery's Pissed Off Valiant
Don Montgomery's Pissed Off Valiant
My little commando convertible 66 Signet. It’s a fun little car, and I might take it up to the cruise tomorrow evening, it’s supposed to be 71 degrees here. Spring has finally sprung here in the Mitten.
I guess if we're coming clean on Valiants, I'll toss this one out there. It's way down the line to get some shop love but I do have plans for it. It's a 64, 170 auto with no floors, no interior, no exhaust, no brakes, and lots of other no-gots. It needs a total go-through. But I like the way it sits and the way it looks.
I have a 318/904/8.25 in a clapped out 74 Dart that I suspect will get transferred to the 64 along with the front discs and maybe a 4-speed too. From my other junk cars I think I can come up with enough stuff to make this one whole. It would make a fun little sleeper if it comes out right.
I have a 318/904/8.25 in a clapped out 74 Dart that I suspect will get transferred to the 64 along with the front discs and maybe a 4-speed too. From my other junk cars I think I can come up with enough stuff to make this one whole. It would make a fun little sleeper if it comes out right.
thesiren74
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Soon get springs inboard and new wheel and tire combo and tti headers.
Those floors remind me of Vixen and all the work I did to her.
If you all think Valiants get no love, look at my 62 Lancer 170!!!
Or even my old 62 Dart (B body)
Or my 75 ANC 258 Hornet!
Or even my old 62 Dart (B body)
Or my 75 ANC 258 Hornet!
And my I add this. So many times LESS is BETTER! Another way to say it, is LESS is actually MORE!!!
Not everyone has the desire or ability to own a 71 Cuda or 69 Charger, or 68 Roadrunner and so the models that were born with less become the objects of our affection and desires.
If we count our smiles per mile and grins per $, and friends made...that is what makes our hobby what it is!
Not everyone has the desire or ability to own a 71 Cuda or 69 Charger, or 68 Roadrunner and so the models that were born with less become the objects of our affection and desires.
If we count our smiles per mile and grins per $, and friends made...that is what makes our hobby what it is!
Dartswinger70
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The pistol grip makes any car bad azz. I put one in my 70 Swinger it makes the car really when you look in the window and see it...
I like the Scamps they were everywhere when I was growing up as were Dusters Demons etc.
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Drache
1971 Dodge Dart Swinger
Picking this up Thursday
More info and pictures in the thread here:
www.forabodiesonly.com
More info and pictures in the thread here:
Picking this up on Thursday
My dad and I partnered up to pick up a new MOPAR to play with. 1967 Plymouth Valiant Gun Metal Grey/Black interior 408 stroker engine/ 727 auto trans with shift kit and B@M Quick Silver Ratchet Shifte 8 3/4”inch rear end narrowed 3” with mini tubs and Caltrac suspension frame rail connectors...
www.forabodiesonly.com
Outasite
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Owned since 1968. Bought and sold MANY cars but this one always survives the cut.
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I used to have a 62 Dodge Lancer GT, as well, until a traffic light tried to kill me
- Marvin -
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I own this one since 1989 - it was the first ride for my newborn son in 1993 home from hospital.
Now he owns three A-Bodies himself....
Time runs....
More about the Valiant here:
1966 Plymouth Valiant 200 Station (special order car)
Wow!
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