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Hello,
I am a newbee here to this site but have been a Mopar Guy since I was 17. I have owned and sold :pale: a 74 duster, 73 New yorker, 99 neon. I have a new Project now and this one will never be sold it is a 1972 Plymouth Valiant 4 door (Project Gumby).
I know the 4 doors are not the most popular but let give you a little history on the car.
I recently took on a new job on the grave shift and my co worker mention he had this 72 Valiant 4 door, it was his fathers who was the original owner and since has past away. My co-worker already has a ton of projects so he made me a deal. He Gave me the car free and all I had to do was Tow it about 50 miles to my home and give him back the engine. The motor is a stock 318 that needs a rebuild but he wants the motor for sentimental reasons. His friends and family Nick Named the car Gumby do to its color so I told him I will Keep the car Green and keep the Nick Name "Gumby".
So there you have the history why I am honored to bring the life back into this MOPAR.
Hello,
I am a newbee here to this site but have been a Mopar Guy since I was 17. I have owned and sold :pale: a 74 duster, 73 New yorker, 99 neon. I have a new Project now and this one will never be sold it is a 1972 Plymouth Valiant 4 door (Project Gumby).
I know the 4 doors are not the most popular but let give you a little history on the car.
I recently took on a new job on the grave shift and my co worker mention he had this 72 Valiant 4 door, it was his fathers who was the original owner and since has past away. My co-worker already has a ton of projects so he made me a deal. He Gave me the car free and all I had to do was Tow it about 50 miles to my home and give him back the engine. The motor is a stock 318 that needs a rebuild but he wants the motor for sentimental reasons. His friends and family Nick Named the car Gumby do to its color so I told him I will Keep the car Green and keep the Nick Name "Gumby".
So there you have the history why I am honored to bring the life back into this MOPAR.
