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Unfortunately that’s 2 years down the road.

I love the whole package (definitely the black valve covers). Can hardly wait for my son to finish ours.

Another Valiant saved. Good! I love them.

Now that my son has his daughter off to college he get back on the Valiant. Meanwhile, I've come up with a new color idea.

Yes, way tooooooo long son. :D

That was a awsome job you did on the Duster and just think the next time you'll be doing it with your son.

Looks like u r off to a good start. I'll b watching 4 progress.

Here’s the finished piece, spot welded in and with a little temporary black paint

Here he’s laying out the lines to do some bead rolling. And it’s not as easy as they make it look on TV. This was his 1st time as is most of the things he’s done so far. Lines to close together = warp age. :oops:

We’re going to put a different gas tank in it. My son is going to cut out the spare tire well and make a cover. He’s taken his measurements and marked his lines and he’s starting to cut it out.

Thanks for picture. OK, now for the $64,000 question. Who won, you or the wife? By the I love your quote.

Wow …….Almost twins… 2 cool. Post a picture of them side by side.

Interior looks great. I’m with mr. stix. I’m still undecided to go with the shaker or something else or nothing.

And now that leaves refurbishing the steering wheel. Add to the long list of things to be done. Hey! Isn’t this list suppose to be getting shorter. :sign5:

And the steering wheel cover extension had to be trimmed.

Some more pictures I forgot to post earlier. I had bought a Grant steering wheel for the new column, and then my son changed his mind and decided to use the original one. And that required some alterations. Because the original is keyed to the shaft he needed to file a spline in the key for the...

Upper column brackets.

Fitting new tilt steering column from Flaming River. My son had make some upper column brackets and modify the floor mount. Floor mount modifications.

The seats are Procar Rally Series 1000 Seats.

And mounted the seats for fit.

Well life finally got out of my sons way! And he’s able to get back to working on the car. Let’s see he last posted Oct. 2011…he was starting to mockup of the seat, steering column, shifter, and cage. And for me to get the latest pictures posted. He cutout the tunnel for the new 4 speed tunnel...

Haven't got to that yet. Still undecided. Expensive to do.

"67-69" Valiants #1. Your of too a good start. I'll b watching for the finish. :thumbrig:

Bump. Should have some updates soon.

Lake, what cam did you use? Love the 69's, be glad when my son can get back on ours. Its been a loooong yr.

Pauly, I'm jealous, wish mine was ready for inspection. Hopefully by the end of the month my daughter’s will have all of her stuff out of my son’s garage and he can get back to work on our 69 Valiant. BTW, I like the white. Our original color is white and we may leave it that way. Anyway good...

We got the kit from US Car Tool It came with front and rear torque boxes, laser cut sub frame connectors, inner fender braces, core support brace, and a drive shaft loop.

So would I. :sign3:hehe

Skip, excellent job, beautiful car and as many others have said “WOW” . I’m doing something similar only with 69 Valiant. I may be looking for some tuning tips for the 6 pack when I get to that stage. Again excellent build on both cars...

Not much to report. Recently acquired a 1970, 340-6 pack motor complete all original from air cleaner to pan. I have not yet disassembled it to verify that claim, but block, heads and carbs all check out. Now we’ll take a brief intermission while the $$$ catches up with the vision. Pictures