This 1963 Plymouth Valiant V200 Convertible is a sharp, budget-friendly Mopar cruiser powered by the correct 225ci Slant Six engine paired with a push-button Automatic transmission. Finished in bright Red over a Black and Red two-tone interior, this Valiant combines compact early-’60s styling with easy drivability. Riding on chrome 15-inch Cragar wheels with BFGoodrich tires and featuring a newer convertible top, paint and wiring harness, this Valiant is described as a tight, easy-driving convertible.

Exterior
* Red exterior paint
* Black convertible top
* Excellent chrome trim
* Clean grille and emblems
* Straight solid body
* Working turn signals
* Working exterior lighting
* Very clean undercarriage
* Factory-style light undercoating
* Solid frame and body mounts
* Chrome 15-inch Cragar wheels
* BFGoodrich tires

Interior
* Black and Red interior
* Operational gauges
* Working wipers
* Clean carpeting
* Nice door panels
* Dash in great condition
* Interior restored four years ago

Mechanical
* 225ci Slant Six engine
* Push-button automatic transmission
* Power brakes
* New wiring harness

Modifications
* Wheel upgrade
* Power brake upgrade
* New convertible top
* Repaint completed

Maintenance & Vehicle History

This Valiant is described as being a high end driver quality vehicle. The paint, interior, convertible top, wiring harness, power brakes, BFGoodrich tires, and chrome Cragar wheels were all completed approximately four years ago. The undercarriage is described as clean, straight, and solid with a shiny black finish and factory-style light undercoating. Chrome, stainless trim, emblems, bumpers, and grille are all reported to present very well. This Mopar rides, drives and handles very well with no surprises and is easy to drive for any size or aged driver. Located in Wind Gap, Pennsylvania.

🧠 Did you know?
The 1963 Plymouth Valiant V200 Convertible arrived during a period when compact cars were rapidly evolving from basic economy transportation into genuinely stylish and enjoyable everyday cruisers. Unlike many small cars of the era, the Valiant carried Chrysler’s famously durable Slant Six engine, mounted at an angle beneath the hood to improve engine bay space and lower the car’s center of gravity—a clever engineering trick that became one of Mopar’s most recognizable designs. A lesser-known detail is that the V200 trim added upscale touches like brighter exterior trim, upgraded interior materials, and more refined styling, helping the compact convertible feel far more premium than its budget-friendly roots suggested. Even more fascinating, the 1963 redesign introduced cleaner, more squared-off body lines that moved the Valiant away from the quirky fins and curves of the late 1950s, giving it a crisp, modern appearance that quietly foreshadowed Chrysler’s upcoming muscle-era styling themes.

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