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When we sold our house I had to move my Valiant from my garage to the shop. It was 26 below and I didn't want to put the top up for fear of cracking something so I drove it the five miles with the top down. BRRRR

In September I went to a car show in Houston. There was a guy there with a 64 Valiant convertible. It was very similar to my convertible so I was asking him about it. He bought it a couple weeks prior to the show for $18,500. 225 slant with PB auto,Signet trim. It was a nice clean car.

64 and 65 are the same.

I let my grandson drive my Barracuda and I asked him what he thought. His response in full sincerity was " How much do you think it would be worth in a trade for a used Civic or WRX? Those things are sick." Guess who won't be getting my iron. Nice car...I hope your daughter really appreciates it.

Yes, the descriptions provided above for a 64 Valiant convertible are correct. Value depends to a very large degree on condition. Since the side pieces are pot metal rechroming is pretty expensive. Superfineshine in Chillicothe OH did mine and they look excellent, in case someone wants to buy...

As it is....

As mine was.

I have atf in my 64.

Contact 66Dartvert. He was making some molds to reproduce some for his car. The lower part is fiberglass so can be easily repaired. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=224729&highlight=molds

I saw a 66 Dart convertible at a car show and the owner had installed Chrysler Sebring convertible seats to get shoulder belts.

I have used both Superfineshine in Columbus OH (Phillip) And Black Hills Plating and Polishing (Marshall)in Rapid city SD with great results

I get almost all of the clips I use from Restoration Specialties. If they don't have the correct clip they almost always have on that works. http://www.restorationspecialties.com/

http://store.convertibleparts.com/top-lift-cylinders--dodge-and-chrysler-top-lift-cylinders.html

Forgot to mention.... I already got the seat belts I'm going to install. They came from JC Whitney. They have a chrome flip top buckle that looks pretty correct. The piece that inserts has notches on the sides insted of the two square holes but once they are buckled they look pretty similar...

This guy did it to his Barracuda. http://www.earlycuda.org/tech/rearbelts.htm I'm gonna put 'em in my Valinnt but haven't done so yet. NICE CAR by the way.....!