Charger Chrysler Valiant 770 Plum crazy. Muscle car.

After 16 years the 1975 VJ Charger 770 muscle car , Plum crazy v8 Chrysler will be getting a respray in fresh paint. This Muscle car will be put back to a show finish. Darryl and Mick Restored this Muscle car 16 years ago and it never got finished. It's better late than never. This is a very rare car and was only 20 made in this colour purple. There will be many episodes restoring this Muscle car.
Chrysler Valiant Charger 770
Factory Plum Crazy Metallic
318 small-block stroker
She's the Australian cousin of a Dodge Charger / Challenger,
featuring a very special American Mopar colour"
Custom trim by Wayne from Street Trim.
PPG paint.
Adamson auto body custom build.
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[@AlvinCharger]

Hi everyone, I'm the owner of the Charger. If you have any questions about the car or build process, please feel free to post in the comments. We'll do our best to answer you, or your question might even get featured in an upcoming video!

[@weswright3187]

My cousin had a blue 318, auto at Toowoomba back in the early 80’s. Not the same car?

[@AlvinCharger]

@@weswright3187 Sorry Wes, this car was down south until the early 2000s. Hopefully your cousin's car is still out there. Thank you for your interest!

[@rosscato8745]

Congratulations on owning such a beauty. I had a lovely VH 265 Charger back in the day. Just another one of the cars I wish I still owned….

[@LurkMoar101]

The 'he's a real car nut, an absolute maniac,' statement got me wondering. What else muscle car wise might you have laying round?

[@AlvinCharger]

​@@rosscato8745Thanks Ross, they're certainly an iconic design...

[@DukeOfTwist]

Alvin Rides Again, one of the raunchiest funny Aussie movies from the seventies.

[@Tk-ou9ec]

I remember well 😂

[@lukewise1227]

I owned a swag of Chargers in my youth, from an ex-Police VH sports up to a V8 CL. Everyone thought I was nuts. I would travel around NSW and Qld and everytime I was somewhere different I would stop into a Mitsubishi dealership and ask if they had any stock to dispose of. I got new doors, guards,boot lids, weather strips, all the obsolete parts for almost nothing. It was the early 80's and it was destined for the tip. I was doing a full resto on the CL when I encountered life's problems and had to part with it. All I could get for it all was $1000, and it took me weeks to sell it in the Trading Post (no interweb). I always wanted a VH 6-pack in Plum Crazy, so I really enjoyed this video. I look at the prices today, even for a wreck, and I want to cry. I'll just have to keep buying the lottery tickets. 👍

[@honestpat7789]

Hey Charger ✌️

[@demolitionman9307]

Great videos, Back when i was a Teen/ early adulthood, i had big Dreams or restoring my old VH Charger, 265 4bbl Holly, 4 speed LSD, blew a headgasket, and it just sat at the back of my Fathers Wrecking yard, then i brought a VJ Hartop, followed by a CH hardtop, then another unfinished VJ Hartop, 440 big block, mini tubbed, etc, spent over $8000 just on the 440 alone, then unfortunately,,, i was never able to finish any of them, over the years i sold all of them, , i sold 2 Chargers for $ 600 . Kinda feel sad now to be Honest. Still breaks my heart. 8(

[@srthellcathemi3037]

Would love to see a valiant regal restored

[@paulmcleod6061]

I remember in the late 70's early 80's you could not give these cars away. I regret not buying them at the time mostly around $800 or so. What a nice example.

[@kevinhamling1963]

WOW this brings back memories. Who remembers the Hey Charger adds of the 70s. Hey Charger ✌️ Does this mean I'm old. ☹️

[@troyparfitt8451]

Wow a purple wog charriot on the channel. Love it what a beautiful car

[@robgedye2481]

Looking forward to these as I’m in the process of my own charger, 8yrs after I stripped it down

[@adamsonautobody]

If you need any help Byron is very helpful 👍

[@benmopar]

Beautiful 💜💜💜

[@3800TURBO]

My father purchased one at the 1972 motor show. Was yellow with a white roof, same interior. Had a sunroof. Bought it straight off the turn table.

[@colinmiles9390]

That charger is one sweet ride and will be a head turner that’s for sure. Top job on the car so far and has stood up to the last 16 years. 👊👍💪👌

[@GrumpyOldTech]

Wow brings back some memories, a lot of years ago I owned a E55 VJ 770. Very special car that I wish I’d keep hold of….

[@GODEES77]

My late father had a VJ in Sunfire Yellow with a 245 6 in it. I loved that car, I wish we still had it, not for the money value but the sentiment

[@adamsonautobody]

Sentiment is the main thing with these cars today. Thanks for watching 👍

[@dwaynecounsell3854]

Awesome Can’t wait to see something going through the spray booth looking forward to it

[@alanjones99]

Nice body work and held up 16yrs already must be the best part of building cars for people. Seeing them years later. Im building one panel n paint wise for a mate. Cant wait to follow along 🤙

[@Scottyr05]

Nice Wheels! Thanks for the update lads!

[@sik66]

👍

[@johnciantar6239]

Awesome car fellas great work.

[@kimmcmaster2369]

Looking forward to eventual completion of this classic ,loving the Torana build .We are amateurs doing our first rebuild of a 66 HR Special so learning as well as enjoying your expertise shown here.

[@bigblock1968impala]

ive got a nice v10 viper drive line that would go nice in that

[@steve3023]

Fantastic

[@johnciantar6239]

Awesome boys

[@ScottGiltrap]

Hi guys.. The charger looks great already.. It will be hard to see how you'll improve on it!

[@steve3023]

Floatteded

[@Tk-ou9ec]

Love me Chryslers. I own a clean CM V8 running the same rims. This looks fab with the bigger diameter rims. Mines on my channel. Awesome cars. Fully sik. 🤘

[@dazzahsvcoupe1029]

You guys do unreal work. I am looking at getting my HQ gts restored. how can I contact you. Would love for you guys to do my restoration.

[@johnciantar6239]

Why so long 16 years to come back to you guys?

[@adamsonautobody]

We will talk about that in upcoming episodes.

[@paullang1961]

dude 16 teen years it's not that hard to put a wog box together and what's the go with the flow coat you know that's just code word for dude the shine is shit chuck some more clear on it lol but all that being said nice colour inside and out cheers guys