Plymouth Valiant III (1967-1973) - prices Ukraine and USA | Car Spy
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Plymouth Valiant
1967–1973
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Pros
Exceptional Mechanical Reliability
Simple, Easy-to-Repair Design
Affordable Classic Car Entry
Robust Drivetrain and Chassis
Good Fuel Economy for its Era (Slant-6)
Strong Community Support
Cons
Susceptibility to Rust
Lack of Modern Safety Features
Limited Comfort and Convenience
Drum Brakes Performance
V8 Engine Fuel Consumption
Parts Availability for Trim/Body
Frequently asked questions
Common issues
Rust on body panels and frame
Carburetor issues (clogging, needing rebuild)
Electrical system quirks (old wiring, grounds)
Buyer tips
1
Thoroughly inspect for rust, especially in floorboards, trunk, and quarter panels. Surface rust is common, but structural rust is critical.
2
Check the condition of the Slant-6 engine; listen for unusual noises, check for leaks, and verify oil pressure. These engines are tough but age takes a toll.
3
Evaluate the braking system. Drum brakes require regular adjustment and maintenance. Consider an upgrade to front disc brakes for improved safety.
4
Inspect the electrical system. Test all lights, gauges, and accessories. Old wiring can be brittle and prone to shorts.
5
Research parts availability for specific trim pieces you might need. Mechanical parts are generally easy, but unique trim can be hard to find.
6
Get a pre-purchase inspection from a mechanic specializing in classic American cars to identify potential hidden issues.
