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"Clearly this car is going to need a little TLC to suit my purposes. I plan to do a lot of
driving in this car. After all, it is a car. "
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In 1971 Plymouth introduced the "Scamp". Basically a Dodge Dart Swinger with a
Plymouth Valiant grill; it was on a longer wheelbase than the Valiant. 241,031 Scamps
were produced before production ended in 1976.
This Scamp rolled off the line in Newark, Delaware during the 1974 model year to fill a
customer order and was highly optioned. With a 318 V-8, Air Conditioning, Ralley wheels,
Lucerne Blue paint and all the chrome options, this Scamp had just about every goodie you
could get, including the three-speaker AM/FM radio, electric rear window defroster, and a
map light!
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