Oldie but goodie.

[MikeNArk]

Nice shot. What manufacturer produced that car? Was it a Chrysler based vehicle?

[eaglem]

Nice shot. What manufacturer produced that car? Was it a Chrysler based vehicle?

Valiant Charger made by Chrysler

[angkymac]

I remember those very well.
Dodge answering Mustang and Camaro.
I really wanted one.
Angky.

[lesmore49]

Of course over here in North America, we never did see any of these Aussie Chargers...although I may have seen one. Think they had an inline hemi head six...with overhead cam ? Interesting specs for that engine.

Kind of reminded me...in design... of the inline OHC, six that Jeep brought out for the original Wagoneer.

[Sailor]

It's interesting how companies headquartered in the US branded cars built and sold elsewhere. In the states, a Charger was (and still is) a Dodge, and the Valiant was a compact model of Plymouth (which was pretty much like a Dodge). Anyway, thanks for posting the photo, EM - an interesting machine, for sure.

Jer

[eaglem]

I remember those very well.
Dodge answering Mustang and Camaro.
I really wanted one.
Angky.

They were nice

---------- Post added 06-10-22 at 06:25 AM ----------

Of course over here in North America, we never did see any of these Aussie Chargers...although I may have seen one. Think they had an inline hemi head six...with overhead cam ? Interesting specs for that engine.

Kind of reminded me...in design... of the inline OHC, six that Jeep brought out for the original Wagoneer.

With Triple Webber Carbies

---------- Post added 06-10-22 at 06:25 AM ----------

It's interesting how companies headquartered in the US branded cars built and sold elsewhere. In the states, a Charger was (and still is) a Dodge, and the Valiant was a compact model of Plymouth (which was pretty much like a Dodge). Anyway, thanks for posting the photo, EM - an interesting machine, for sure.

Jer

Thanks