She was a Freebe, one 1963 Plymouth Valiant for free. No ideal as to what I was going to do with her, but for the price... how could I argue. She's been abandoned at my new house for the last three owners. Little is known of this 1963 Plymouth Valiants history, but here is what I have learned. She was once a race car, striped gutted and striped. A Mexican News Paper Delivery Guy bought her next, the lack of a back seat gave plenty of room to stack news papers, and the bucket seats in front made for easy access. I don't know which was harder on the old 1963 Valiant, racing under such harsh Desert conditions, or hundred mile News Paper Routes delivering News Papers to houses with no roads in that same harsh Desert. Both fates are hard on a vehicle, very hard, and she lived through both. Or that is she still exists. Tweaker Tom would buy her up next, the first to get her with this property. Oh he had plans for this 1963 Plymouth Valiant, Lovingly speaking of her Slant Six power plant, but she just sat as Tom would talk of her over the next bottle of Beer. Indian Joe would lay claims to her next, exclaiming how valuable that Slant Six was. But in the end Indian Joe junked this 1963 Valiant, as I literally claimed her from the hooks of the Wrecker that was to seal the little 1963 Valiants fate. Indian Joe was just cleaning up the place, as not to leave such a mess behind, admirable. So it turns this little 1963 Plymouth Valiant came with the house.