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The 69 Dart GT looks extremely solid and untouched. Nice car!

I assume you are talking about the tractor? :D These Valiants are up there among my all time favorite cars but i wouldn't drive that thing around without a serious makeover. Lets not forget what it could have looked like...

Not mine, just had to show you guys this one.. I'm sure that interior cost a lot of money to have done, but help me God... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1964-Plymouth-Valiant-/290896335763?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item43bac5d393

Can somebody please buy this car? I can only keep myself away from deals as good as this for a limited period and I really don't need another 4-door Valiant.. For somebody looking for a clean car to just fire up and enjoy this has to be one of the best buys out there!

:D If anyone in the area (Menifee, Ca.) are able to help me out on a little matter concerning this deal please PM me. Made a thread in the General Mopar Discussion area.

You're killing me here.. Sent you a PM

You're really giving me a hard time here now.. I have always loved your car and thought more than once about building something similar, even before I saw yours. I'd just love to buy the car and restore it like it was built that way by the factory. If I didn't already have a '65 Valiant wagon...

Glad to hear this car found a good home. Sounds ideal for seller, car, father and daughter! Congratulations to all of you and good luck with the project!

I wouldn't be to worried guys, it COULD have something to do with this: http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=171725 :)

Looks like a solid and complete example of one of the best cars ever made.. But those god awful wheels have to go! A nice paint job and a set of stockish wheels (I would go 15" but stock looking) and it would be real neat. Of course a 440 wouldn't hurt either..