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'1961 Plymouth Valiant'
- Thread starter Panther_99FS
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Panther_99FS
Retired SOH Administrator
Whatcha' got there Ron - Mickey D's...?
Ickie
SOH Administrator
here is more Panama pic's taken in 1973-1975
http://ronnylarson.com/panama/panama.htm
http://ronnylarson.com/panama/panama-2.htm
http://ronnylarson.com/panama/panama-3.htm
http://ronnylarson.com/panama/panama-4.htm
http://ronnylarson.com/panama/panama.htm
http://ronnylarson.com/panama/panama-2.htm
http://ronnylarson.com/panama/panama-3.htm
http://ronnylarson.com/panama/panama-4.htm
Panther_99FS
Retired SOH Administrator
What are those Ft Clayton "pets"...:ques:
When I was seventeen (1966, I bought a 1962 Valiant for $1500. I drove the thing like a tank; through the woods, etc.
About a year after I bought it, a distracted driver (who bent over to pick up her baby's toy) ploughed into the rear at a stoplight. My insurance company wrote it off as a total, paid me $1200 for it, but let me keep it! Although the rear was stove in a bit, it was still drivable.
Six months later the engine threw a rod. My dad had it towed back home and I managed to part it out for nearly $600, eventually having the stripped hulk towed away for final burial.
I had transportation for nearly eighteen months, and actually made ~$300 in the process!
Man that slant-six was a solid piece of engineering!
About a year after I bought it, a distracted driver (who bent over to pick up her baby's toy) ploughed into the rear at a stoplight. My insurance company wrote it off as a total, paid me $1200 for it, but let me keep it! Although the rear was stove in a bit, it was still drivable.
Six months later the engine threw a rod. My dad had it towed back home and I managed to part it out for nearly $600, eventually having the stripped hulk towed away for final burial.
I had transportation for nearly eighteen months, and actually made ~$300 in the process!
Man that slant-six was a solid piece of engineering!
All those old cast iron sixes (Chevy, Ford, Mopar) were tough old engines. I'd have one today if I could find an old pickup in halfway decent shape that had one. Seems like at least with the Chevys, everyone tosses out the old six and puts a small block V8 in it's place.
My first car was a '62 Dodge Dart but it had the 318 V8 and the push button shift automatic. Drove it one time and then my step dad went to do a tune up on it. It never ran again. Wasn't the car, it was his mechanicing. The car ran fine until he got under the hood. Eventually sold it for junk.
My first car was a '62 Dodge Dart but it had the 318 V8 and the push button shift automatic. Drove it one time and then my step dad went to do a tune up on it. It never ran again. Wasn't the car, it was his mechanicing. The car ran fine until he got under the hood. Eventually sold it for junk.