1962 Plymouth Valiant. The car runs in the nine-second zone and is one of the most unique cars to run the event. He runs the Valiant in the Modified Power Adder class and his average time last ...

Introduced in 1971, the Plymouth Scamp was essentially a Dart with a Valiant front fascia. It's one of the company's ...

Introduced in 1959 as a new brand in the Chrysler portfolio, the Valiant was demoted to a Plymouth model from 1960 ... But that can easily be modified, thanks to the magic of repainting.

This gave us cars like the Chevy Corvair, Ford Falcon, and the object of today's interest, the Plymouth Valiant. Plymouth was already Mopar's bargain brand when the Valiant was introduced in late ...

From a Chrysler Valiant-based econocar ... Legend This Restored 1970 Plymouth 'Cuda Barn Find Is $250k On this video, however, the green Cuda is up against a modified Suzuki GSX-R1000.

Matt Hirschman won the featured Sunoco ROC Modified 200 for the third time in the past four years Bodine paced the race field in a replica of his successful 1970s No. 99 Plymouth Valiant-Modified ...

While many remember later iterations of the Plymouth Barracuda, people forget that the original 1964 model was a sight to behold. Built on the Valiant’s chassis and bringing a 273-cubic-inch V8 ...

During the early 1970s, Chrysler took the very successful Plymouth Valiant compact and made a sporty-looking coupe version called the Plymouth Duster; the Dodge version was known as the Demon.

Replacing the humble Plymouth Valiant after a decade and a half, the new Volaré arrived fresh on the scene for 1976. While the Valiant, a darling of Consumer Reports, was a paragon of practical ...

but as an option package for the Plymouth Valiant. By 1965, the Plymouth Barracuda came into its own. Over the years spanning the late 1960s, the Plymouth Barracuda's base engine was the 273 V8 ...