monaco75
Senior Member
Oh, I know.... Road wheels and white letters........ another fine example as to why they go good together
You were the first person I thought of when I saw the car haha
Oh, I know.... Road wheels and white letters........ another fine example as to why they go good together
If you ever decide to get rid of that Zac I'm calling dibs. Let me know I'm waiting.
Wow. Even nicer seeing the additional pics. You done good. After you get some of the slop(?) out of the front end you should drive it like there's no tomorrow. I would.
Okay, so it looks like you have the full vinyl top...pretty rare in the Cordoba line. It seemed like 80+ % of them got the landau top.
As well. is the centre section of the hood white? Or is that some reflection?
Very nice! I had a'75 with a 318 and it moved well, the 400 must give it effortless power. I noticed the rear sway bar, order some poly bushings for the front and rear. The rubber ones are probably hardened and sloppy, a couple hours of work will level out cornering.
A Cordoba was my first real car other than a few a bodies. I bought the car for $250 off of the insurance co after it was t-boned. It was a friend of mine mother's car 400, white leather bucket seat console car, with color keyed dash and carpet, power everything light bronze color. Wow I had a lot of good times in that car, damn frame rotted in the rear, spring through the trunk.
Late for the party as usual, but must tell you how much I envoy you for your DD!
Gasoline price and taxes here in Byrochratia - Oh, sorry, I mean Finland! - just make impossible to have DD's like that unless you're very, very well financed...
See you in Carlisle Zac...pick up Stan on the way!
A Cordoba was my first real car other than a few a bodies. I bought the car for $250 off of the insurance co after it was t-boned. It was a friend of mine mother's car 400, white leather bucket seat console car, with color keyed dash and carpet, power everything light bronze color. Wow I had a lot of good times in that car, damn frame rotted in the rear, spring through the trunk.
Springs went through the trunk on my 78 'doba too...such a shame, but that's life growing up in the rust belt.