Pam111
New Member
Hello everyone
We have been the proud owners of a 1962 Plymouth Valiant V200 for a few months now.
The car has a special story: My godfather's father bought this car new for his wife back in 1962. Then my godfather inherited it and now that as he is almost 90 years old, I got it from him.
By the way, we live in Switzerland. Back in the 50s and 60s, Switzerland levied high taxes on cars from the United States. That's why GM set up its own factory in Biel and Chrysler one in Schinznach (AMAG). The cars were delivered in individual parts and assembled here. It should be noted that the quality standard in Switzerland was much higher than in the states. Some better parts were used and more emphasis was placed on rust prevention.The factory workers took over 400 hours to assemble it. Swiss quality
In addition, the cars were sold as Chrysler and not as Plymouth.
The car is still in its original condition and gives us a lot of joy.
Greetings from Switzerland Charly
We have been the proud owners of a 1962 Plymouth Valiant V200 for a few months now.
The car has a special story: My godfather's father bought this car new for his wife back in 1962. Then my godfather inherited it and now that as he is almost 90 years old, I got it from him.
By the way, we live in Switzerland. Back in the 50s and 60s, Switzerland levied high taxes on cars from the United States. That's why GM set up its own factory in Biel and Chrysler one in Schinznach (AMAG). The cars were delivered in individual parts and assembled here. It should be noted that the quality standard in Switzerland was much higher than in the states. Some better parts were used and more emphasis was placed on rust prevention.The factory workers took over 400 hours to assemble it. Swiss quality
In addition, the cars were sold as Chrysler and not as Plymouth.The car is still in its original condition and gives us a lot of joy.
Greetings from Switzerland Charly
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