'67 Valiant 2 door sedan for Drag n Drive
It's been quite a while since I've posted anything... between work and trying to keep up with all the various projects, I barely have time to read posts, let alone make my own. But anyway, here's the story and the situation. You're welcome to follow along as the build continues. Required Warning for MOPAR or NoCar folks... this is not a restoration. The Valiant is being built on a budget, to go drag racing and be competitive. Therefore, it won't have a Mopar engine, trans, or rear axle. Apologies to anyone offended by that, but that's the way it is.
I bought the car very cheap 5 years ago, and it was really rough. Here are a few photos from 2017. Most of the major body damage was hidden by half inch thick bondo... so I didn't know how bad it really was until I had it blasted.
That's just some of the damage. Virtually every panel on the car needed/needs repair.
More to come...
It's been quite a while since I've posted anything... between work and trying to keep up with all the various projects, I barely have time to read posts, let alone make my own. But anyway, here's the story and the situation. You're welcome to follow along as the build continues. Required Warning for MOPAR or NoCar folks... this is not a restoration. The Valiant is being built on a budget, to go drag racing and be competitive. Therefore, it won't have a Mopar engine, trans, or rear axle. Apologies to anyone offended by that, but that's the way it is.
I bought the car very cheap 5 years ago, and it was really rough. Here are a few photos from 2017. Most of the major body damage was hidden by half inch thick bondo... so I didn't know how bad it really was until I had it blasted.
That's just some of the damage. Virtually every panel on the car needed/needs repair.
More to come...
