While Chrysler had been assembling cars locally since 1951, the AP5 was the first Valiant to be manufactured in Australia. Based on the Plymouth Valiant, the AP5 ‘AP’ (For ‘Australian Production’) was offered as a Regal sedan and station wagon and was powered by Chrysler’s 225ci... View...
Now for sale this rare CL Valiant V8 ute, located in Northern NSW.
When was the last time you saw one of these rare utes? Probably 1977!
For sale is a genuine 1977 CL Chrysler Valiant Utility, factory optioned with the Sportspack, 318ci 5.2 litre V8, four speed manual transmiss... View...
Wheels magazine's Car of the Year in 1971! A success on the road and on the race track. And one of the best looking cars ever built in Australia! The mighty Valiant R/T Charger. Now for sale from Brisbane, QLD.
No surprise that originally Chrysler planned to produce the Charge... View...
1973 Dodge Challenger Rallye 440 4 speed now for sale, located in Perth, WA.
Originally a factory small block 318 V8 4 speed car, now running a 440 big block with an A833 New Process 4 speed and 8 3/4 rear end.
Imported by the current long term owner 16 years ago from San Franc... View...
Fully restored '77 CL Sports Pack Panel Van, 318 V8 with 4 speed manual, immaculate condition. Located in Perth, WA for your inspection.
The model range of the CL was certainly nowhere near the heady days of the VH series, when 56 different model variants were available. In fact... View...
Now for sale this Deep Charteuse and Tan trim combo '71 VG Valiant Pacer in need of restoration. Located in Artarmon, Sydney.
The VG Valiant was launched in 1970 with a 4.0-litre six – the Hemi - replacing the ageing Slant Six and sitting behind those signature rectangular headl... View...
The mid 1960s was a tough time to be selling a sporty pony car. With the release of Ford's iconic Mustang, no other manufacturer could compete and production numbers were never more than a fraction of the number of Ponies being pumped out of Ford's assembly plants. In 1965, Plymo... View...
The VC Valiant that hit Australian showrooms in 1966 was a huge restyle versus the superseded AP6. Along with the new shape came new safety items including windscreen washers and two-speed wipers, front seat-belt mounts and reversing lights.
The Regal added 25 per cent to the p... View...
The history of “modern day” rat rodding really began back in the late 1980s. At the time, many Pro Street cars were trailered to shows, never driven on the street, had insanely oversized rear tyres and lots of chrome and blowers hanging out of their bonnets. People were spending ... View...
Impressive 1970 Dodge Challenger now for sale. Genuine H code 340 4 barrel car in its correct colour of Plum Crazy Metallic.
Now fitted with a mild 360 V8 the car runs smooth and strong. Upgrades include MSD ignition, headers and a new 2.5" dual system through new quad tips. The... View...
Sound the Dixie horn and raise the Confederate flag, Australia’s best General Lee is well worth celebrating...
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We all grew up with the Dukes of Hazzard playing on the TV in our living rooms. And any red blooded car guy or gal will hav... View...
Hey Charger!!!! Where on earth would you find a Valiant Charger with only 21,898 kilometres on the clock from new?
Well, take a look at this beauty...
In fact, the only way to describe this VJ Valiant Charger XL Sports Pack is that it is as close to a brand new factory deliver... View...
