Are You Mopar Guys Collecting Cordobas?

[Guest BJM]

I saw an ad on Craigs List for a 78 with 80,000 miles, no photos - but description was of a 2+ car for $1500 obo.

That got me wondering if these cars are even collected, maybe as "B" or "C" cars in a collection with a muscle car or an older Mopar.

Or maybe they are just not on the radar screen. I know many, many are gone. In fact, I can only barely picture the grille and profile in my mind, I can not really "picture" the Cordoba anymore.

Anybody have a photo?

[Guest boettger]

The 75-78 Cordoba's and Dodge Chargers were great cars.

Wish we still had the wife's 76 Charger.

Here's a Wiki link to Cordoba's

Chrysler Cordoba

[Guest BJM]

Thanks Steve. Since this is a 78, it would have the rectangular headlights. Visually, I identify with the round headlamped verions. This one does not have "rich Corinthian leather".

[Bob Kinker]

I recently picked up a 78 Magnum, 42000 miles, and at a good price. I'm going to be using it as a daily driver. Very nice car! This was Dodge's version of the Cordoba!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/maxwedge11/sets/72157609152711178

Follow the link for pictures.

[Guest BJM]

Bob,

Always loved those grille covers. Very nice and you can easily tell the difference from a Cordoba.

[JACK M]

I always kick myself for getting rid of the 79 300.

That was a great driving car. Those bodys were typical Mopar for rust issues.

[keiser31]

Yes there are a lot of guys in the WPC Club that have Cordobas.

[mopar380]

My Mom bought a brand new 1977 Cordoba. I've owned both a 78 and an 80 myself. They were good cars once you got rid of the electronic lean burn system. There is a dedicated Cordoba Web Site, at http://cordoba.dte.net/ but it hasn't had an update in quite some time.