Who remembers Valiant effort

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That car was a hodge-podge....

It started out a 318-904-7 1/4 axle with rubber floor mats...

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I used it for a video movie that I made in 1998-99. It had a Dukes of Hazzard theme...

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I had a fake roll bar made from 2" ABS plumbing....

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Through the window you can see it's sister, the stunt car I used for jumps and crashes.
Once I finished the movie, I painted the Duster black...

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I sold it for $3000 in 2001. I wonder what it would be worth today....
Where's the link to this movie???? :popcorn:
 
I just think they didn't like the black engine bay...lol. Wasn't the car really...lol
Ha!
Yeah....The things we did THEN, versus what we do now!
The car was originally a Gold color:
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That was the mid 90s before I jumped back into Mopars with both feet and learned the correct ways to restore them. I still have much to learn but I don't do that anymore!
 
Ha!
Yeah....The things we did THEN, versus what we do now!
The car was originally a Gold color:
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That was the mid 90s before I jumped back into Mopars with both feet and learned the correct ways to restore them. I still have much to learn but I don't do that anymore!
Mid 90s, when I was in 5th grade lol
 
Back in those days, nobody wanted a valiant so it might have been considered a fail car that you got because that was all you could afford or find.

When I bought my first valiant, a few people asked me why I wanted such a car when they were far from "in fashion"

Now it's a completely different story when people see a Valiant
Don't see too many Valliant's, when I was shopping for an A Body it wasn't even on my radar, figured Dart or Duster Maybe Cuda.

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