1970 Chrysler

This VG-series Chrysler Valiant is an iconic Australian sedan, with a custom-built LS twin-turbocharged engine built in May 2023 by PSC Racing. It is powered by a heavily upgraded twin-turbocharged 5.3-litre 'LC9' V8 engine, now producing a dyno-proven 1,212hp, driving the rear wheels via a three-speed automatic transmission. It has reportedly covered less than 150 km since the build was completed. The odometer reportedly shows 134,535 km, but this is not warranted. Build year: 1970 This Valiant is finished in Thar She Blue paintwork over a black interior with a roll cage, Kirkey front seats, and Simpson safety harnesses. It rides on JEGS Vision 17x4” front wheels, and billet Stripster Champion beadlock 15x10” rear wheels. Equipment includes a custom mini-tubbed rear end, a Ford Explorer 8.8 differential, a full chromoly roll cage, a custom intercooler, a Wilwood master cylinder and UPC front disc kit, rear Ford Explorer discs, double adjustable Viking shocks, Caltrac bars, heavy-duty U-bolts, an Enemies Racing billet anti-roll bar, Gazzard Bros spring sliders, a 75-litre fuel cell, dual Walbro 525lph fuel pumps, a FuelTech dash with three tunes (E85 Race, E85 Street, 98 Street), CP-Carrillo pistons, a custom camshaft, ARP studs and bolts, Dart Machinery Pro 1 225 cylinder heads, an LS2 water pump, an LS1 alternator, 2,000cc Bosch injectors, a factory steering wheel with a quick-release boss, and an Optima Red battery in the boot. The car will be accompanied by a single key, invoices for the recent build by PSC Racing, and a USB cable for ECU connection. Please refer to the photo gallery to assess the exterior and interior condition. Specific notes from the seller include: a tiny bit of rust on the chassis behind the back wheels. The seller states that the most recent service was completed in December 2025 by PSC Racing. The Chrysler Valiant VG Sedan, a classic Australian muscle car, provides an excellent platform for high-performance custom builds. This example has been transformed into a formidable 'rat rod' with a reportedly dyno-proven 1,212hp LC9 V8 engine, extensive chassis modifications, and a race-ready interior. With less than 150 km covered since its comprehensive build, it is now ready to thrill its next owner on the street or strip.