Scamp Stickers

As the storm clouds of the gas crisis started to rise in the early 70s, American car companies shifted their advertising away from strictly performance and toward build quality.

Scamp

1971 brought about another Valiant-based two-door in the Scamp. This American hybrid of Dart/Valiant would be part of the compact's line-up to the end of the road in 1976....

The Scamp was feeling the effects of the oil crisis in 1974 (but it was sporting some new taillights)...

Copyrighted art work by @mafmove

1971 proved to be quite the year with the invention of the microprocessor, the opening of Walt Disney World, and record sales year for the humble Valiant!

Released in 1970, the Duster was the result of a classic muscle car formula - Cheap Car (in this case - the Valiant) + High-Performance Engine (in this case, the 340 - available with this sweet badge design on the hood as an option).

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Scamp as a grown streetdog and his signature catch phrase.

Quotes by Bernard Black from Black Books

1966 brought us Star Trek, the Astrodome, and the final year of Valiant's second generation body style...

I think I will cause problems on purpose.

As the storm clouds of the gas crisis started to rise in the early 70s, Valiant shifted it's advertising away from strictly performance and toward build quality.

1972 proved to be the best selling year for the Valiant with over 330,000 sold.

A popular small-block gets a muscle car take...

The 360 Small Block replaced the 340 in 1974 and served as a small block staple until 1993...

The mighty 383 Big Block (given the Wedge treatment)...

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The engine that was synonymous with ultimate muscle. The gold standard for 1960's American power. The mighty 426 Hemi!

This adorable little kitty’s running off with a fish. And maybe your heart.

What if the humble slant 6 had the same branding as it's larger 8 cylinder cousin?

A lil fox sleeps with the words: Sorry I didn't text back. I was napping in the brush like a precious lil scamp.

Released two weeks before the Mustang, the Barracuda was the fastback version of the 1964 Valiant...

The artwork features an adorable raccoon comfortably wrapped in a yellow blanket, nestled amidst a lush collection of houseplants, while tenderly cradling a potted cactus

Like the God of Mischief says “I’m a mischievous scamp.”

Hot off its initial release, the Valiant received some minor cosmetic changes and introduced a two-door and hardtop version to the line-up.

A hot rodder tribute to the mighty, but humble slant six

The Bicentennial signaled the end of Scamp's six-year run in the Valiant line-up.

Retro inspired badge for Chrysler's humble Slant Six

1975 found the Scamp in the heart of the gas crunch of the era...

A V8 take on a slant six engine

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1966 brought us Star Trek, the Astrodome, and the final year of Valiant's second generation body style...

A V8 take on a slant six engine

The engine that was synonymous with ultimate muscle. The gold standard for 1960's American power. The mighty 426 Hemi!