Whew ! Is that a " Valiant-Camino ," hauling it ??
Warning: slightly off topic post...
It is- We call it the "Surf City"- '63 Valiant Wagon w/ roof chopped. We are getting ready to chop out the pans, weld in the subframe connectors, weld in new floorpans and other cross bracing; and I just picked up a wrecked '64 wagon with a good top so we are going to redo the roofline as well. I've all the linkages and manifolds/carb from a 'super six' 2-bbl slant-6 all machined and ready for installation, new timing set, and all new gaskets. I've got a rear end all rebuilt and ready to swap, and complete front end that I just started derusting and patching (cutting out the rust and welding in patch panels) and will completely repaint, been working on the custom aluminum 'nerf bars' for the front bumper, and a rear bumper chopped from a '64 Internantional truck...
Bucket seats fro a Dodge A-100 van are all recovered and ready for install, center console from a '69 Dart GTS but still need to locate a Dart GT that I can cut the tunnel from for the console and shifter mounting brackets, shifter, and linkages.
It's a lot of work, but she's a great shop vehicle for my business, and a Kool Kustom ride to bomb around town in! My buddy did the initial chop and stuff, then got into another ride/project (I traded him my 1961 Valiant Wagon for some of his upholstery work...) and so he sold this to me to fund that hot rod. Runs, drives, stops. Lights work. Not a bad deal...
Now to get back on topic- as you can see, a bike/motoredbike (or three) fits perfectly in the 'bed' of this rig, and it's a great rolling advertisement!!!
Sorry for the off topic nature, but I had to answer- I LOVE this car!!!
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