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Wow really clean Early A!

Invest in a quality professional 3D scanner and start traveling the country building a library of design files for every mint part you can can get your hands on and scan. From simple interior pieces to whole body panels. The materials and technology to replicate these parts from CAD drawings is...

Maybe this pic is clearer

I only glanced at mine and took a few pics before packing them up. These are the CNC models. Valve cover bolt holes are broken thru and there is a tiny bit of flashing in the rocker shaft pedestals and easy to pop off but at a quick glance everything else looks clean.

These are the stainless 1.6s Mopar Chrysler SB 318 340 360 1.6 Ratio Stainless Steel Roller Rocker Arm Set If I get around to installing these alum heads they will replace a perfectly good set of EQs (the good ones) on my ‘94 Magnum block that has the LA oil provisions.

My Black Friday order arrived today. Pretty quick from California to SE Florida IMO. CNC heads, rockers and head studs.

The room under the hood of my early A suddenly seems cavernous compared to that thing. Wow, what a build!

Great show! I binged it already and loved the truck as well.

Those two old pics were taken in front of the Tulsa Expo Center. I grew up in that area and recognized it immediately. You can even see the leg of the Golden Driller in the top right corner of the 2nd pic.

Check this guy out for a little inspiration. 69 Valiant same color as yours. 5.9 Magnum, GT45 Turbo. https://youtube.com/c/AlexsGarage

+1 for Hagerty. My coverage is very cheap and I’ve had to request a tow twice over the years and both times the customer service has been excellent and always on a flat bed with very professional drivers.

Nice! We expect a full build thread over in the "Forced Induction" category.

Beautiful!

Could be but it's a clean car and these early Valiants appear to be getting a little more popular.

Wow! Bidding is at $17k and reserve still not met. Encouraging for us early A guys.

Love your Valiant! Congratulations.

Perfect!

I sold a slant to a guy that put it in his rat rod build. it looked awesome when he was done.

I've been really pleased with my EQs on a stock 5.9 and regrind cam from Oregon camshaft. Mine makes tremendous amounts of torque and seems to want to build power past 6k rpm. I'm using an Air Gap up top also. You won't be disappointed.

I bought mine on the other side of the continent and had it shipped. I found a local guy who made a regular run between LA and Florida and he picked it up and delivered at my place without any drama. Maybe I was lucky but like others have mentioned communication is key. You can maybe find...

Look in the top of the Early A Bodies category. There is a sticky on the Hooker 5208s. They are semi fenderwell headers.

Pretty cool. I wonder what the market is for these? The article mentions "enthusiasts". Traditional hot rods, nostalgia dragsters? Must be some kind of demand for these.

True. That was 3 years ago and gas was more expensive.

Hey neighbor, I paid $1k to have a car trailered from S. California to Miami, door to door. That was with a private party in an enclosed race car trailer and I paid a little more for that. I called a bunch of car transport companies in the Miami area first and most of the quotes were around...

Steelies

Awesome! Really skinny tires for that surface.

Here's some info on the plug mod; http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=167746&page=2 I had to order 2-3 different sets if freeze plugs for my Magnum to cover everything. It was such a pain. I have a bunch leftover of course.

Looks like a Valiant Acapulco from Mexico with that grill but doesn't appear to have the right console. Looks nice though. Should be pretty dry if it's been in LA all this time.

This guy's blog is great. Not sure if anybody else has mentioned it before. Great recent blog from May of this year. WARNING: HEMI fans (aren't we all?) put on a bib. You WILL drool. http://www.carsinbarns.blogspot.com/2013/05/hemis-on-farm-part-five-final-part.html