Holden and Ford may dominate the muscle car conversation, but no collection is complete without the car that gave both of them sleepless nights: the Chrysler Valiant Charger. And we don't have just one — our pair of Chargers is a visitor favourite, and it's easy to see why.
The Charger's signature is its sleek fastback design. Where many cars of the era were square and upright, the Charger swept low and long, giving it a look that still turns heads more than fifty years later. It was Australian styling at its most confident — a shape that announced the 1970s had truly arrived.
Beauty Meets Brawn
Under that gorgeous bodywork, buyers had choices. The famous Hemi 6 delivered surprising punch from an inline six, while V8 options gave the Charger serious straight-line muscle. The R/T models took things further still, becoming genuine performance heroes that could embarrass much more expensive machinery.
A Lasting Legend
What makes the Charger endure is that blend of beauty and brawn. For many of our visitors, the two Chargers are the highlight of the entire visit — proof that Chrysler's Australian division knew exactly how to build a legend. Park one next to a Monaro and a Falcon GT, and the three-way debate writes itself.
Two Chargers, One Warehouse
Come pick your favourite, open daily on the Gold Coast.