Valiant Kids T-Shirts

The Flying Valiant gets a racing team (and a new design to boot)

1969 - Woodstock, we walked on the moon, and you could purchase this 2-Door Beauty!

Hot off its initial release, the Valiant received some minor cosmetic changes and introduced a two-door and hardtop version to the line-up.

Coming from the "Land Down Under". It's the small, but mighty '71 Valiant Charger (an modified example of one was in Mad Max - Fury Road)

The Flying Valiant gets a racing team (and a new design)

LBJ, The British Invasion, and a mildly updated Valiant for 1964!

1965 brought mild styling changes...and the not-so-mild 273 Commando small block!

1966 brought us Star Trek, the Astrodome, and the final year of Valiant's second generation body style...

1960s Valiant Aussie classic car - RHD version of the American Plymouth Valiant - black outline line drawing graphic (also available in white)

1975 found the Scamp in the heart of the gas crunch of the era...

1967 introduced the world to Sgt. Pepper, Pringles, and the all new Valiant (only available in two door and four door sedan options)

1972 brought us Popeye's chicken, the end of the Apollo space program, and the last year of the original Duster design...

The humble Valiant gets a new look for 1963!

1965 brought mild styling changes...and the not-so-mild 273 Commando small block!

1965 brought mild styling changes...and the not-so-mild 273 Commando small block!

The Bicentennial signaled the end of Duster's six-year run in the Valiant line-up.

The humble Valiant gets a new look for 1963!

LBJ, The British Invasion, and the mildly refreshed Valiant for 1964...

1967 introduced the world to Sgt. Pepper, Pringles, and the all new Valiant (only available as a four door sedan, two door sedan, or a two door hardtop)

1962 would be the last year for the first generation Valiant design. This particular year was lauded for Outstanding Design by the Society of Illustrators.

The humble Valiant gets a new look for 1963!

As the storm clouds of the gas crisis started to rise in the early 70s, Valiant shifted it's advertising away from strictly performance and toward build quality.

1968 brought us the Big Mac, Daydream Believer, and this little 2 Door Beauty...

LBJ, The British Invasion, and a mildly updated Valiant for 1964!

Plymouth circled back around to the Valiant for another muscle car in 1970. The Duster (and it's Dodge counterpart, the Demon) stormed the streets and dragstrips as the new, affordable muscle car!

1970 brought us Apollo 13, Monday Night Football, and this refined sedan!

1962 would be the last year for the first generation Valiant design. This particular year was lauded for Outstanding Design by the Society of Illustrators.

1966 brought us Star Trek, the Astrodome, and the final year of Valiant's second generation body style...

The Bicentennial signaled the end of Valiant's sixteen years in production in the US. Fun Fact: In 1976 the Valiant became available for law enforcement (with mixed success)...

by Harold Foster

Hot off its initial release, the Valiant received some minor cosmetic changes and introduced a two-door and hardtop version to the line-up.

Valiant was touted as a stylish, economical choice for the gas-crisis era.

Look out for THE DIP!

The original Flying-V Design (featuring Mike's Classic Car Shop License Plate)

A chronological history of America's small, but mighty Valiant

Vickers Valiant RAF V-Force Royal AIr Force Roundel