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I purchased this 1975 Chrysler Cordoba in Pennsylvania 7/15/2017 from the Central PA Classic Car Auction. The Seller had purchased the car 3 months earlier and added just a few miles(290). It was purchased from the owner that had the car from May 13, 2009 when it had 28000 miles on the Title. I drove it home from Loch Haven, PA. A very nice driving and riding car which attracted a lot of attention. A 318 cu in V 8 for lots of power. A Pennsylvania car so the Body and Undercarriage are in good condition. The Chrysler Cordoba first appeared in 1975, along with a twin, the Dodge Charger SE. It was much-needed hit, as the Chrysler brand's full-size cars had suddenly become unpopular. Over half of the Chrysler's built in that first year were Cordoba's;for just over $5000, a buyer could say with pride that they owned a Chrysler, in days when Chrysler ranked with Lincoln and Oldsmobile. Despite the Chrysler name, the Cordoba did not appear in many Brochures, showing up either in its own Booklets or combined Chrysler-Plymouth Catalogs. Still, product Planner, Burton Bouwkamp, told us it started as a Chrysler to better compete with the Thunderbird, Riviera and Grand Prix competition. He wrote "This up Market Specialty segment was stable and profitable, so the bean counter management finally agreed that we needed to be there... By that time, Chrysler and Plymouth were combined into on Division, so called C-P Dealers had a Luxury specialty car in Cordoba. The Cordoba was a B-Body in its first years, like the humble Dodge Coronet and Plymouth Satellite, but given the Chrysler sound-insulation and Luxury-feel treatment, it sold in vast numbers. The wheelbase was a modest 115 inches, not much more than the compacts, but the B-Body ride was far smoother than the F-Bodies, and cornering was not compromised. All Cordobas were two door Coupes. In February 1975, PR man Frank Wylie bragged in a Press Release " Already Cordoba is #3 among the specialty cars. It is outselling such established cars as Gran Prix, Cougars, T-Bird, Toronado and Riviera. Chrysler sold 150000 Cordobas in1975. Standard equipment includes the Hood and Wheel Medallions, Wheel Covers, the Opera Window, Valour Seats, Carpeted Trunk (2nd set of Wheel covers included) a lighting Package, Digital Clock, Economy Real End axle ratio, 25.5 Gallon Tank, Power Steering and Front Disc Brakes.Crank Windows and no A/C. Fun car to drive. If NY Buyer it will come with NYS Inspection (Buyers will pay NYS Tax for their County). 44314 miles but because of the age it is being sold in as is condition, with no Warranty (This vehicle is being sold as is, where is with no warranty, expressed written or implied. The Seller shall not be responsible for the correct description, authenticity, genuineness, or defects herein, and makes no warranty in connection there with. No allowance or set aside will be made on account of any incorrectness, imperfection, defect or damage,. Any descriptions or representations are for identification purposes only and are not to be construed as a warranty of any type. It is the responsibility of the Buyer to have thoroughly inspected the vehicle, and to have satisfied himself or herself as to the condition and value and to bid based upon hat judgement solely. The Seller shall and will make every reasonable effort to disclose any known defects associated with this vehicle at the buyer's request prior to the close of the Sale. The Seller assumes no responsibility for any repairs regardless of any oral statements about the vehicle). The Car is fun to drive and would be great to just leave it alone or convert it to a wonderful Street Rod. I am a Classic Car Dealer and Love all the cars I buy and sell. Shipping is to be arranged by Buyer. Winning Bidder to Pay Pal $200 Deposit immediately and a Bank Wire for balance within 4 days. Shipping or picking up the Car within 7 days. We have a Shipper if you need one (Uship). I have the Clear Title ready to Overnight to you. On Mar-21-18 at 03:29:57 PDT, seller added the following information: Serial # SS22G5R216450White walls are different on each side of car.
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