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Bilaire
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1961 Plymouth Valiant V200
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Plymouth Valiant??
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I bought one of those one time for 35 bucks for a demolition derby 
It didn't last long. Looked like it had already been in one
It didn't last long. Looked like it had already been in one
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North Alabama region, Tennessee River Valley
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High school buddy had a black one. It was ugly but he loved it. It never let him down.......
Mikey
Mikey
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The push button auto was state of the art
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May only be a Valiant, no Plymouth. I forget the year, (maybe 1959) but when they first came out, they were their own make, not a model.
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Similar vehicle, The Lancer was the Dodge version.
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And if you were in Aus or otherwise 'downunder', this is the way it may have looked..
That's a Ute.
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Yes, under Dodge.
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Super reliable slant six but ugly as all get-out. "Virgil Exner and Dr. Frankenstein walk into a bar, and Virgil has his sketch pad with him..."
Fortunately, the styling improved over the next decade, ultimately evolving into the Duster. I don't care that Liberty Mutual commercials with dorky "Doug" and his emu sidekick cruise around in a Duster - that was a pretty good looking car in that era. Being seen driving a 340 Duster was nothing to be ashamed of.
Fortunately, the styling improved over the next decade, ultimately evolving into the Duster. I don't care that Liberty Mutual commercials with dorky "Doug" and his emu sidekick cruise around in a Duster - that was a pretty good looking car in that era. Being seen driving a 340 Duster was nothing to be ashamed of.
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now that's pretty coolAnd if you were in Aus or otherwise 'downunder', this is the way it may have looked..
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I owned a 73 Duster with a 340 for a short period of time.Super reliable slant six but ugly as all get-out. "Virgil Exner and Dr. Frankenstein walk into a bar, and Virgil has his sketch pad with him..."
Fortunately, the styling improved over the next decade, ultimately evolving into the Duster. I don't care that Liberty Mutual commercials with dorky "Doug" and his emu sidekick cruise around in a Duster - that was a pretty good looking car in that era. Being seen driving a 340 Duster was nothing to be ashamed of.
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