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This build grabbed an honorable mention in an article over at Mopar Connection: Video: Redline Gauge Works' V6-Swapped Valiant Lives - Mopar Connection Magazine | A comprehensive daily resource for Mopar enthusiast news, features and the latest Mopar tech

Impressive. Glad to see another one saved.

I was not aware of that. Never have bought anything, but I usually do a little price checking over there. I'll keep that in mind.

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Does no one else think this looks photoshopped?

Yep, by far the coolest '67 Valiant ever. I wouldv'e gladly paid 5k for that.

Need the letters that the numbers are under on the fender tag to decode it.

That is rough. I'm looking forward to seeing the progress.

That's a nifty little car. Straight axle and a blown 354 Hemi?

18 inch rims? What's wrong with the set of rallyes already on it?

This is the last three numbers on the part number on the case. The different numbers refer to pinion stem sizes. 741 is generally considered the weakest, while the 742 and 489 are debatable as far as which is stronger. 741 pinion stem is 1-3/8", 742 stem is 1-3/4", and 489 is 1-7/8" tapered stem.

The rear was probably an 8.75, but without the build sheet, it is hard to say what gear ratio and if it was a sure-grip. Or the rear could have been an 8.25. I think the cutoff for A-body 8.75's was sometime around the end of '72 and the beginning of '73. That's no 4 speed car though. D13 means...

CK6 would be dark bronze poly I believe.

Not too sure about those monster bumper gaurds, but I like those wide meats out back.

Got most of the fender tag decoded. Some of them are too new for me to know. E24-225-1 bbl E34-Automatic D2L3-Deluxe Parchment Vinyl Bench Seat 204-built 2/04/75 V4X-black canopy vinyl roof B43-manual brakes H51-A/C w/ heater J52-inside hood release L31-fender mount turn signals...

And it just so happens that I have the front end pieces you need. Somebody swapped a '73 Duster front end on my '72 Scamp after they hit a deer, so now I have a '73 Duster front end (hood,bumper,bumper brackets,grille support,grille) sitting around waiting to leave.

Good luck and keep us updated.

Any more info on the 416 in it? Looks good.

That interior is looking real good. What kind of shifter ball is that?