1966 Plymouth Valiant Station Wagon - Amazingly Rust Free Arizona Car on 2040-cars
Naples, Florida, United States
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I have become one of those guys I thought I never would. I have dozens of cars and they are for the most part ( except for my favorite 4) just parked and stored.
So, in the interests of reducing my collection to a more manageable level and restoring and actually using the cars I am selling off about a dozen of my old cars I have in storage. This is a 1966 Plymouth Valiant 200 station wagon. Amazingly rust free and solid car from Arizona. Underside is clean and I could not even see any surface rust although I am sure there has to be some in there somewhere.. Just dust and dirt. Look at the underside floor pictures. It looks like the car was just built. Nice basic car, 6 cyl, auto, stnd brakes, stnd steering. Starts right up, runs great with no smoking, no leaking, no dripping. Drives well for an unrestored car of it's age. Interior is nice ( needs a cleaning and detailing which I may do in the next couple of weeks- it is dusty ). It could use a radio to fill the hole in the dash, and a dash pad which is baked from the desert sun. Seats are in amazing condition. The headliner is fine ( needs to be cleaned ) and the carpet is amazingly nice but dusty. It looks like the car has had a repaint in the same color ( slight color difference between the areas the sun hit and the shaded areas ) at some point in it's life with a same color respray over the original color. Glass is great. Drive it as is and enjoy it or restore it and show it if that is your thing. As this is a 47 year old used car it is sold as is, where is, with no warranties |
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