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AUCTION: 2,700-Mile 1975 Chrysler Cordoba

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AUCTION: 2,700-Mile 1975 Chrysler Cordoba​

Exceptional Condition, No Reserve Auction...​


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A rare chance to own a stunning 1975 Chrysler Cordoba has emerged, with the classic car showing only 2,700 original miles. Currently listed on BringATrailer.com with no reserve, this Cordoba combines a unique history with impressive features that appeal to both collectors and enthusiasts alike.

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AUCTION: 2,700-Mile 1975 Chrysler Cordoba

A rare chance to own a stunning 1975 Chrysler Cordoba has emerged, with the classic car showing only 2,700 original miles. Currently listed on BringATrailer.com with no reserve, this Cordoba combines a unique history with impressive features that appeal to both collectors and enthusiasts alike.
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Another piece of Chrysler history that stirs the heart. The Europeans at Stellantis can mouth the right words, speak about the brand with favorable words, but they just can not disguise their inability to truly know Chrysler. If they did, no Chrysler enthusiast could allow the ignoring, neglectful and slow destruction of such a lofty brand and be treated the way it has been treated. If Chrysler, Dodge, Ram and Jeep are spun off, highly, highly unlikely, I hope an American firm with a red blooded Mopar person in charge takes over. Without that red Mopar blood in their veins, we will have to look at these sacred classics wondering what might have been.
Corinthian leather might have been, signature water fall grills might have been, electric bricks is what we see coming our way. Sad!
 
I owned a 1976, silver with a maroon roof and interior. She had a 400 V8, and was the smoothest car I ever drove, never felt a bump or rail road tracks. I was 18 and a senior in HS (1983), and loved that car. Even my girlfriend loved it! Maybe one of the best Mopars I have owned. Sucked gas, but as a Senior in HS and cheap gas prices, who cares! She was a fast car for her size. Would love one more ride in her.
Back when Chrysler made nice cars!
 
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