1968 Plymouth Valiant Sales Features - Dealer Promo Film 

C Moore, Were you the lucky recipient of your late Grandmas Signet?

I have one just like it. 😀

My grandpa drove a 1977 Fury, but I think that was the first and only brand new car he ever bought

The correct spelling is Valiant

All of mine Valiants had 225 slant 6.

Michael - If you haven't been there, hit ALLPAR (www.allpar.com) and Old Cars Brochures (www.oldcarbrochures.com). Lots of good reading, info and memories!

Randy Morobitto Thanks Randy, in near 70 and have fond memories of these cars. Also had very good 72 Ply Satellite. What's your story on MoPars?

Sorry- meant I am near 70.

Michael - My grandfather was the Mopar guy in the family. WAAAAAAY before my time, he told me about some he'd had; Desoto, '57 Dodge, '66 Plymouth Fury. Eventually, he moved to GM; probably due to my uncle's influence, but he always liked his old Mopars. Might be where I got it from... My first car was a $150 '72 Duster that I got inspectable by my 16th birthday, and had an '80 Mirada (shoulda kept!), and a beater '76 Town & Country ($400). I still like the old ones; better than the new ones, to be honest, with every brand... Almost forgot about my grandfather's youngest brother; had a '70 Fury III. Although a 4-door sedan, with just a little 318, I thought it was BEAUTIFUL; Jamaica Blue, I believe, with black vinyl top and interior.

Campbell Nutting, I don't know if you're kidding or whatever, but to have one, in its original glory would likely require a complete rotisserie job.

Keep looking! I found one in excellent condition and am enjoying it now. 😀

@@InsanityHere I just found a '68 Dart with just 80,000 miles. I paid $700 for it. It's a four-door in excellent condition. I'm doing a leisurely garage restoration. I estimate that it will cost about $6000 (including purchase price) when done. It won't be concours condition, but it won't be all that far from what is was when it came out of the factory.

Dyno Dan that was Dennis Weaver, aka "Chester" from TV Western Gunsmoke.

There are no Plymouth dealers left. Plymouth went defunct in 2001

She's a honey!

+bdh70 Oh yeah! Im near 68 now - but got a constant hard on through most of 1968 looking at those kinds of gals! This was of course long before the "me too" anti man movement now!

bdh70 She’s probably an old dried up senior now.

She's a hottie my goodness

303 Nitzubishi You noticed it. It stuck in your head. That was the intended result. :)

If you wanted a hard top or drop top, you were shown the absolutely drop dead beautiful Barracuda.

FRANK MACALUSO Hemi would've been too much engine for that car. OTOH a 340 would've been GREAT and should've been offered as an option with a standard 4-speed. Oh well.

Glenn Lego Not all cars had those features. My 68 Plymouth Fury doesn’t have a dome light but does have shoulder belts.

Until 1967 or 1968, back up lights were an option on many cars. Dome lights were usually offered on higher trim levels, not on many base models. Just like arm rests or a right side sun visor. The younger generation of today takes too much for granted.