NOT MINE 1975 Chrysler cordoba $16,900

[67newport]

not mine

1975 Chrysler Cordoba

Selling an under 5k original mile 1975 Chrysler Cordoba. Was listed about 2 months ago but I pulled the post. Relisting as weather is starting to get nice. Car is a 3 owner. Purchased from original around 2000-2001 era with approximately 4400 miles It sits now with 4850 miles Clean title in my name with Matching miles It was garage kept until 3-4 months ago where it is kept under cover 360 v8 engine Auto transmission Power windows and locks Heat and AC work Am/Fm radio Im sorry but it doesn't have the Corinthian leather Car is easily a 9/10 interior and exterior Has a few small paint flaws. Only things not original are the wheels and it has an added electronic fuel pump. Car has not been on the road in approximately 2 years. It starts runs and drives well but it has lived a sheltered life Price is $16,900 Location of the car is Southampton nj 08088 Please pm me if you are an interested buyer

 

[commando1]

Price is $16,900

 

[saforwardlook]

3 owners and less than 5K miles on it??? What's wrong with it??? Probably a federal lean burn 2 bbl package that drove poorly...................would be my guess. First year of the catalyst and Chrysler had absolutely no idea what to do with one to make it meet emission standards and still drive well.

 

[barnfind]

Anyone watching old mopar prices these days? What does 17k get you anymore?

 

[fury fan]

Anyone watching old mopar prices these days? What does 17k get you anymore?

It'll get you your choice of almost any Cordoba on the planet, presumably.

This one is very nice, of course, but will require a 'Doba lover with deep pockets wanting the best.
But someone like that might want different colors, bucket/cosnole, 400, T-tops, etc.

 

[fury fan]

Looky - a Farmall A (I think). Grandfather had an A in my childhood.

Some years ago I was walking thru the parking lot at work with a coworker.
He was genius-level. Former mid-level naval officer on a nuclear submarine, and knew almost everything one could know about obscure antique cars and motorcycles. Knew the trivia, but also knew all the 'core' - he could pick up almost any part at a swapmeet and have a good chance of identifying it within a narrow window based on various features, logos, etc.

As we walked past a pickup truck in teh parking lot I spied a set of rear wheelweights from a small Farmall in the bed and I commented something like 'huh, look at those'.
He didn't seem to know what they were, but I thought he was being coy.
Turns out he actually was clueless.

I told him what they were - and that it was a great day for me to finally unearth something he didn't know.