Fireside Valiant chat
so about 10 to 15 years ago, my cousin owned a Valiant wagon. At the time I thought it was a very ugly and undesirable little car. I got on the internet at that time and found a very well written story of a light brown wagon of the same year that was eventually painted bright orange and adored. It was such an awesome car and story that I started to re-think early A's
Then the dust settled in my world and I moved on to other mopars...namely 67-72 versions. I didn't put much into early A's until now in February of 17, after going through a few owners after my cousin, the same exact car came available with my cousin's help of keeping track of it and now I am an early A owner.
It is definitely a change of pace and I am learning that early A's are more than meets the eye. Each year from 63 to 66 is different in its own unique way.
so about 10 to 15 years ago, my cousin owned a Valiant wagon. At the time I thought it was a very ugly and undesirable little car. I got on the internet at that time and found a very well written story of a light brown wagon of the same year that was eventually painted bright orange and adored. It was such an awesome car and story that I started to re-think early A's
Then the dust settled in my world and I moved on to other mopars...namely 67-72 versions. I didn't put much into early A's until now in February of 17, after going through a few owners after my cousin, the same exact car came available with my cousin's help of keeping track of it and now I am an early A owner.
It is definitely a change of pace and I am learning that early A's are more than meets the eye. Each year from 63 to 66 is different in its own unique way.
