1972 Valiant Charger 265 Hemi Six Pack on 2040-cars
Osseo, Minnesota, United States
Transmission:Manual
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Owner - Collector
Exterior Color: Ultra Violet
Model: Charger
Interior Color: Black
Trim: VH - Valiant
Number of Cylinders: 6
Drive Type: Right Hand Steer - Manual Transmission
Mileage: 86,668
Straight from Australia - RIGHT HAND STEERING - 1972 Chrysler VH Valiant Charger RT with 265 ci Six Pack Hemi straight six engine, three speed manual tranny, Ultra Violet with Black bucket interior, auxiliary dual fill fuel tank option. Fresh engine rebuild, Dyno sheets available. I don't have alot of history on this car but the Compilance reads VH3D29/CL01-1761 (Valiant line, H series, Low end of the deluxe price range, 2 door coupe). Body ID is YCBERG4485 (Hot Mustard) with only one option B51 (power brakes). Engine ID is D331J06652 (265cc, performance 2bbl, 3 speed, 1979). I'm not sure when the previous owner added the 265 NOM / A84 Six Pack / RT to the car. The motor has been rebuilt with less than 50 miles since rebuilt (all parts from Ray at PP&R). My current compression is 9.3 : 1 and I'm getting about 255 hp / 270 torque at 5000rpm. Dyno sheets available upon request. Close to the E37 factory engines. This is a blast to drive & show your friends. The car will receive more attention than a 426 Hemi at any car show. I also have the correct Radio for the car. Tim 763-286-1972
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