Pro Touring 72 Demon build
That is one of the coolest and the most bad *** Valiants there is if you like going around corners!
DionR, Yes I bought it Lilcuda, and sold it about 2 years ago. It was for sale a couple of months ago on here and not much had been done to it since i had it. Its incredibly fast and very balanced. I have a feeling it will take a bit to get my Demon close to how that car felt at speed. The engine was incredible and was about as trick as an LA motor could be. In my opinion it needs fuel injection, a 5/6 speed, and a paint job to bring it to the next level. I hope whoever bought it gets it out more.
Yes, the front support is super simple to make, I used some thick angle iron and tube that attaches to the front bumper mounts. You actually can use it on a freshly painted & assembled car, as seen on my 71 Duster 340 Resto thread. The trick is getting the back end off the ground with either jackstands or wheel skates.
That is one of the coolest and the most bad *** Valiants there is if you like going around corners!
DionR, Yes I bought it Lilcuda, and sold it about 2 years ago. It was for sale a couple of months ago on here and not much had been done to it since i had it. Its incredibly fast and very balanced. I have a feeling it will take a bit to get my Demon close to how that car felt at speed. The engine was incredible and was about as trick as an LA motor could be. In my opinion it needs fuel injection, a 5/6 speed, and a paint job to bring it to the next level. I hope whoever bought it gets it out more.
Yes, the front support is super simple to make, I used some thick angle iron and tube that attaches to the front bumper mounts. You actually can use it on a freshly painted & assembled car, as seen on my 71 Duster 340 Resto thread. The trick is getting the back end off the ground with either jackstands or wheel skates.
