


1972 Chrysler Valiant VH Charger
Description
Offered for auction is my 1972 VH Valiant Charger, presented in honest, original condition and retaining its matching numbers drivetrain.
This is a genuine, unmolested Charger that has been well cared for and sensibly maintained. It has not been over-restored or modified and remains largely as it left the factory, making it an increasingly hard example to find.
Key details:
- Matching numbers engine and chassis
- Original specification throughout
- Factory paint and trim confirmed by ID plates
- Interior, engine bay, and exterior reflect originality
- Interior presents very well for its age
- Starts easily, runs smoothly, and drives as it should
- New VTNZ WOF and current registration, ready to drive away
The vehicle has recently been serviced, inspected, and certified. It shows honest, age-appropriate paint, consistent with a well-preserved original car. It presents well in person, and photographs accurately reflect its condition.
A cold-start and running video, along with additional images, are available on request (WhatsApp/email) for transparency and buyer confidence.
This is a NZ-assembled example that has been owned and enjoyed rather than flipped.
The vehicle has been recommissioned for road use and is ready to be driven and enjoyed by its next owner.
The auction is being run for an extended period to allow genuine enthusiasts adequate time to inspect and satisfy themselves.
Located in Manawatu. Inspections are welcomed by arrangement, and I am happy to assist out-of-town buyers where required.
If you are looking for a correct, matching numbers VH Charger that has not been over-capitalised or modified, this is a solid and authentic example.
Happy to answer sensible questions.
Questions & Answers
Any interest in a swap for a 62 Ford Galaxy? brendon11 (509 • 5:58 pm, Thu, 29 Jan )Not interested in the galaxy mate john.1993 (8 • Thursday, 29 January 2026 )Stunning factory original unmessed with Charger. Worth every cent in this condition format11 (402 • 11:38 am, Fri, 30 Jan )Thanks mate, It’s been kept as original as possible, so nice to see that recognised. john.1993 (8 • Friday, 30 January 2026 )Good evening Which motor is in this please 🙏? 245 or 265 ? D triplerock (938 • 11:20 pm, Fri, 30 Jan )Thanks for the question, it's the factory 265ci hemi with matching numbers john.1993 (8 • Friday, 30 January 2026 )Gorgeous VH in my favourite Charger colour! I had a red VH with rego GJ814, so not too far off your one, and have regretted selling it forever. Your asking price is very respectable too, only wish I could be the lucky bidder 😩. Cheers, Tony tc64 (833 • 7:44 am, Sat, 31 Jan )Thanks Tony, appreciate the kind words. The VH Chargers definitely leave a lasting impression! All the best, john.1993 (8 • Saturday, 31 January 2026 )Was this for sale recently ? How long have you owned it ? scotty2009 (171 • 8:45 am, Tue, 3 Feb )I’ve owned the car for 6 years. A previous sale fell through, and since then I’ve taken the opportunity to get it fully road legal. It’s now WOF’d, registered, and ready to be enjoyed by the next owner. john.1993 (8 • Tuesday, 3 February 2026 )Good to see my old car is still kicking hemilover (170 • 11:39 pm, Fri, 6 Feb )Thanks, she’s still going strong and has been well looked after. john.1993 (8 • Friday, 6 February 2026 )I have followed the history this Car Since the First Day I seen it For Sale at the BP station In Masterton, If Im am Correct, It was owned by Ryan In Upper Hutt & Then Went To Jim in the Taupo Region, When It was for sale in Masterton Many moons ago , I could not find the 10 K back Then I Still Cannot Afford Your asking Price but possibly get Close . I will keep an Avid eye on the Listing , Thanks For Your Time irish265 (5844 • 8:25 pm, Sun, 8 Feb )Thanks for sharing the history and for following the car over the years, always always great to hear from people who remember it from back in the day. Appreciate the interest and all the best john.1993 (8 • Sunday, 8 February 2026 )Hi, is this original paint or original paint colour please? crs88 (100 • 4:59 pm, Mon, 9 Feb )Hey, to the best of my knowledge, it retains its factory paint, and the colour is original to the car. john.1993 (8 • Monday, 9 February 2026 )Very cool original car! I have a Todd motors 1972 charger that started off life with purple paint and the number plate is very close to yours starting with GJS6! Good luck with the sale I think it is well priced ziggy34 (19 • 8:59 pm, Thu, 12 Feb )Thanks, appreciate the feedback! Great to hear you’ve got a Todd Motors Charger as well, awesome cars and a real piece of NZ auto history john.1993 (8 • Thursday, 12 February 2026 )Hi there just wondering is the milage accurate (1st time round the clock?) and where did you get the cc rating from cos a 265 is around 4340cc not 4015? Thanks illicit7 (78 • 8:00 pm, Fri, 13 Feb )Hi, thanks for the question. You’re correct, it’s a 4.3L (265ci). The 4015cc figure was an auto-fill from Trade Me based on the rego and I didn’t pick it up when listing, so thanks for pointing that out! In terms of mileage, I can’t confirm whether it’s first time around the clock given the age of the car. I can say that in the 6 years I’ve owned it, it’s only done about 200km as it’s been stored and only taken out occasionally. john.1993 (8 • Friday, 13 February 2026 )
$55,000
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