abdywgn
dismantler
not mine, here's the link.http://motorcarstudio.com/1975-Chrysler-Valiant/Used-ClassicCar/Atlanta-GA/6603187/Details.aspx
A Mopar elchero or rancanimo.
A Mopar elchero or rancanimo.
75 Ute
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chryslerfat
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Looks nice
That's a nice car. It ain't the Hemi Six Pack, but it's still the 265. I bet it's plenty strong.
Some observations-
Has 66 and earlier style window cranks.
Has seats that look like late 70's or 80's van.
66-70 (and 80's van) style arm rest bases and pads.
Dash pad looks like hand made cover.
Door "cards" look like generic replacements.
Dinky axle for a Ute with a 265.
12K ain't too horrible for one that's already in GA.
Has 66 and earlier style window cranks.
Has seats that look like late 70's or 80's van.
66-70 (and 80's van) style arm rest bases and pads.
Dash pad looks like hand made cover.
Door "cards" look like generic replacements.
Dinky axle for a Ute with a 265.
12K ain't too horrible for one that's already in GA.
HemiSSDart
Dartus Interuptus
All early A-Body's from Australia came with the 7-1/4. The car looks good, but not nearly as good as mine!
goldfish65
Well-Known Member
I've spoken to the owner, he lives around here, a very decent young guy, his daily driver is an '80's Holden. He bought the Ute in Australia and had it shipped here.
BadAss71
Let's Go Brandon
diymirage
HP@idle > hondaHP@redline
All early A-Body's from Australia came with the 7-1/4. The car looks good, but not nearly as good as mine!
its a toss up
if you were to slap his rims on your ride (love the dual headlights on yours) you would have a winner
Hersbird
Well-Known Member
I got a tour of Tasmania in a 1956 Plymouth Ute, pretty cool. Even rare in Australia with less then 700 made that year and most used hard on farms.
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