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Bone stock 1966 Plymouth Valiant.
Build story
I have had this 1966 Plymouth Valiant wagon for almost 10 years. It has the original slant six 225ci and 3 on the tree transmission. I rebuilt the suspension, and brakes so it would be safe but other than that I have done nothing. It'll go 80mph down the highway very comfortably. I regularly take it on road trips, and it'll even fit a twin air mattress in the back. One day soon it'll need an engine rebuild because it does burn quite a bit of oil. Outside of that it's a very fun car to own. People love it wherever I take it. Wagons truly are a desirable car.
Enjoy!
Enjoy!