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Who says daughters of wealthy parents cannot enjoy even the simplest pleasures, like pose with awesome automotive machines??

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This time, our favourite "not-quite-Paris-Hilton" is visiting a classic Chrysler car show somewhere in a Sydney suburb posing with yet another classic Australian auto: the Chrysler (VC) Valiant Regal sedan.

Produced by Chrysler Australia from 1966 to 1967, it was the 5th version of the Chrysler Valiant model produced in Australia, longer and lower but significantly improved over its superseded predecessor, the AP6 Valiant. New grille, front bumper, bonnet and front mudguards. Sedans had new rear styling with vertical taillights, but Safari wagons and utilities carried over the rear lights and panels from their AP6 predecessors. Speaking of utilities, there was the Wayfarer ute, as well as a variant thereof marketed as the Dodge 106 heavy duty ute. It had a 1,500lb load capacity, as opposed to the 1,200lb capacity of the Wayfarer, and was visually differentiated by less chrome and exterior decoration.

Here is Lo with the stylish Chrysler (VC) Valiant Regal sedan.
And would you believe it, she had thought "VC" stood for "very cute"! Perhaps, but it was also "very competent".

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Lauren "Lo" Ridgemount, STōKED © FreshTV Inc.

1966-67 CHRYSLER (VC) VALIANT REGAL by Chrysler Australia Pty Ltd (manufacturer, 1951-1980).

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Who says daughters of wealthy parents cannot enjoy even the simplest pleasures, like pose with awesome automotive machines??

Remember these? [link] [link] [link]

This time, our favourite "not-quite-Paris-Hilton" is visiting a classic Chrysler car show somewhere in a Sydney suburb posing with yet another classic Australian auto: the Chrysler (VC) Valiant Regal sedan.

Produced by Chrysler Australia from 1966 to 1967, it was the 5th version of the Chrysler Valiant model produced in Australia, longer and lower but significantly improved over its superseded predecessor, the AP6 Valiant. New grille, front bumper, bonnet and front mudguards. Sedans had new rear styling with vertical taillights, but Safari wagons and utilities carried over the rear lights and panels from their AP6 predecessors. Speaking of utilities, there was the Wayfarer ute, as well as a variant thereof marketed as the Dodge 106 heavy duty ute. It had a 1,500lb load capacity, as opposed to the 1,200lb capacity of the Wayfarer, and was visually differentiated by less chrome and exterior decoration.

Here is Lo with the stylish Chrysler (VC) Valiant Regal sedan.
And would you believe it, she had thought "VC" stood for "very cute"! Perhaps, but it was also "very competent".

.

Lauren "Lo" Ridgemount, STōKED © FreshTV Inc.

1966-67 CHRYSLER (VC) VALIANT REGAL by Chrysler Australia Pty Ltd (manufacturer, 1951-1980).