Yes, in spirit it would be considered a Plodge, though in Canada Valiants before 1967 were neither Plymouth nor Dodge, they were just branded as Valiant. *PIC*

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The full size Dodges could have Plymouth bodies with Dodge front clips (known as "Plodges"), but not always (some of the higher line Dodges had US Dodge bodies), and IIRC that stopped after 1959 (to confuse things a little, I recall a 1961 Dodge with a Plymouth front clip that circulated in the magazines some years ago that was said to be a "Plodge", but IIRC it was a fabricated car that didn't come from the factory like that).

Pic of 1957 Dodge Regent below (a "Plodge") to illustrate:

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the start of future project....Canadian Valiant *PIC*
- Man good luck I haven't a 66 dart in some time now. *NM*
- What a cool project. I hope you can find the Dart you need to complete this project. *NM*
- Not normally a fan of Canadian cars, but that's just cool. Keep us posted! *NM*
- Awesome project! I had a '65 Valiant 100 wagon (Canadian version) years ago. IIRC, '65 was the first year that they didn't mix an American Valiant front clip with a Dart body...
  - 1964 - 1966 Canadian Valiant lineups *PICS* *LINK*
- Isn’t that a Plodge? *NM*
  - Yes, in spirit it would be considered a Plodge, though in Canada Valiants before 1967 were neither Plymouth nor Dodge, they were just branded as Valiant. *PIC*
- Waiting for the muse to strike again on my own conversion. Back half was a resin '65 dart. *PIC*