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Plymouth Valiant Signet 200 Convertible (1964)
for sale

Price: US $4,000.00

Description:

Super solid California car since new, moved to my heated and cooled garage in CT 2 years ago. It had been sitting under a carport in Southern California before that. This is a very, very original car. I don't have the time or energy to do anything with it. I have only ever yard driven it because of the very old tires. Slant six runs super quiet, no bad noises and no smoke ever, great oil pressure and does not overheat, new hoses and water pump. Divorced choke even works! I have the lower air cleaner and element, the upper is missing. Push button trans works fine. Transmission park cable has been removed, but parking brake works well. Brakes feel very good, steering too. No rot in the floors or frames or anywhere you usually see rust in these. I even took a picture of the back seat floor from the inside. Tires are ancient, one of them even missing a chunk of tread, but hold air for long periods. Power top motor runs when you hit the switch, but the cylinders are off so top is retracted manually for now. Top is in fair shape, no rips, see photo. Interior not bad, carpet stained but not bad, could be dyed. All lights in the front work, rears do not. Body has some filler that is bubbling, older repaint in the original color has some bad spots, see photos. One rear window removed because it would not roll down, included, other does not roll down. I can block the hole for shipment. It really is a very nice 20 footer from the sides. With a little TLC can be a driver or a good candidate for restoration. Clean and clear blank California title, signed by previous owner, nothing else filled in. Comes with the parts seen plus a bin full of New seals -top, doors, trunk, etc. also comes with a couple of yards of the correct blue vinyl for the interior. True mileage is not known, speedometer does not seem to work. I am 100 miles from NY city and did sell a Corvette to Austrailia 2-3 years ago and have a good reference there if there is any interest Down Under or elsewhere in the world. Of course, full payment must be made before the car or paperwork go anywhere. Wire transfer or cash in person are the preferred payment methods. I am NOT interested in trades.
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