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An iconic Valiant badge from the Land Down Under!

An iconic Valiant badge from the Land Down Under!

An iconic Valiant badge from the Land Down Under!

Sport your A-Body pride with this official EV&B Club shirt design!

An iconic Valiant badge from the Land Down Under!

Hand drawn artwork of a 1968 Valiant/Plymouth Barracuda.

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

1972 began the era of the affectionately-named "Tin-Nose Truck"

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

The humble D-100 provided a great truck at a bargain price.

The humble D-100 provided a great truck at a bargain price.

The humble D-100 provided a great truck at a bargain price.

The humble D-100 provided a great truck at a bargain price.

The badge says it all...

1972 began the era of the affectionately-named "Tin-Nose Truck"

The humble D-100 provided a great truck at a bargain price.

The humble D-100 provided a great truck at a bargain price.

The humble D-100 provided a great truck at a bargain price.

The humble D-100 provided a great truck at a bargain price.

An iconic Valiant badge from the Land Down Under!

An iconic Valiant badge from the Land Down Under!

The humble D-100 provided a great truck at a bargain price.

An iconic Valiant badge from the Land Down Under!

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!

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

The Scamp was feeling the effects of the oil crisis in 1974 (but it was sporting some new taillights)...

The humble D-100 provided a great truck at a bargain price.

1972 proved to be the best selling year for the Valiant with over 330,000 sold.

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)...

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

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)

Released two weeks before the Mustang, the Barracuda was the fastback version of the 1964 Valiant...

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.

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.

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

1972 proved to be the best selling year for the Valiant with over 330,000 sold.