Chrysler had introduced the Valiant into the Australian market in 1962 with a model built in Adelaide from completely knocked down (CKD) kits made in Canada. The Valiant VC was the fifth Valiant produced in Australia from 1966 to 1967, and was fully produced in Australia rather than assembled, but the panels were all based on the American Plymouth Valiant with local styling changes. It was offered in sedan on a 106-inch wheelbase. Body styles included 4-door sedan, 5-door estate and a coupe utility. There was a choice of inline six or a single 4.5-litre V8 engine.
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Chrysler Valiant Safari Estate 1967 - badge on tailgate
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Chrysler Valiant Safari Estate 1967. Made in Australia the Valiant VC was essentially a heavy restyle of the preceding Valiant AP6, but in the process it grew apart from its American cousin the Plymouth Valiant
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Chrysler Valiant Safari Estate 1967. Powered by 3,680cc slant six engine. Chrysler Australia also offered a V8 model.
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Chrysler Valiant Safari Estate 1967. Made in Australia this Plymouth-based Station Wagon followed American tradition in having a fold-down tailgate with a wind-down window
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Chrysler Valiant Safari Estate 1967. Made in Australia and based on the Plymouth Valiant on a 106-inch wheelbase
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Plymouth Valiant 1963 V200, The Valiant was launched in America with the new Chrysler slant-six in 2,786cc (170) or 3, 682cc (225) versions. A 4,478cc (273) V8 would be offered from 1964
