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[splintercellsz]

Just bought this today. A new project. We have one 1978 Chevy, but that one has more issues, so the pops & I decided to try to build me a vehicle that actually has a straight frame (the other one's frame is bent an inch in the front). So now, this will be mine, and the other will become his to slowly work on, when he is not working on his 1948 Plymouth, or the '49 Chevy truck.

I will post some pictures when we put my wheels on it, and get it painted. I am excited!

 

[Dixon Cannon]

This is my 77 Cordoba needs a coat of paint but I did the motor work first,no no
real Corinthian leather but it does have T-Tops

I owned one in the early '80's and thought it was a dream car! For it's day, that was a beautiful body style. Amazing how large it seems now. Mine was power everything with white leather interior. I have to admit it for the period, I loved it! -dixon cannon

 

[nice hat dude!]

I owned one in the early '80's and thought it was a dream car! For it's day, that was a beautiful body style. Amazing how large it seems now. Mine was power everything with white leather interior. I have to admit it for the period, I loved it! -dixon cannon

Thanks for the compliment,not the car of choice rather have a 70 R/T Charger but I could only afford a Cordoba,Thxs again

 

[Gregg Axley]

This is my 77 Cordoba needs a coat of paint but I did the motor work first,no no
real Corinthian leather but it does have T-Tops

A very unique car, congratulations.
I see a lighter blue one driving around every so often, a guy in his 20's I think, and it looks almost new!

 

[AtomicEraTom]

Very nice! The final square body gen pickups were the last of the real lookers, if you ask me.

Just bought this today. A new project. We have one 1978 Chevy, but that one has more issues, so the pops & I decided to try to build me a vehicle that actually has a straight frame (the other one's frame is bent an inch in the front). So now, this will be mine, and the other will become his to slowly work on, when he is not working on his 1948 Plymouth, or the '49 Chevy truck.

I will post some pictures when we put my wheels on it, and get it painted. I am excited!

I've always wanted to buy one just for the fact of saying it has 'rich Corinthian leather' lol

This is my 77 Cordoba needs a coat of paint but I did the motor work first,no no
real Corinthian leather but it does have T-Tops

 

[nice hat dude!]

Very nice! The final square body gen pickups were the last of the real lookers, if you ask me.



I've always wanted to buy one just for the fact of saying it has 'rich Corinthian leather' lol

Picked up a
78 for parts a while back and it has the buckets and console in Rich Corinthian Leather,will change out interiors
before the paint job,hopefully next year

 

[nice hat dude!]

A very unique car, congratulations.
I see a lighter blue one driving around every so often, a guy in his 20's I think, and it looks almost new!

Thxs like I posted earlier not the car of choice but the car of affordability and I only wish I was in my 20s(haha)

 

[Auld Edwardian]

Wanna adopt me? lol lol lol lol

Hi Tom,

I suppose if I adopted you I would have to give you a smaller woody like this 58 Morris Traveller, with a modest engine enhancement, until you were older and grew into something like Packard. What do you think?

On the other hand, James being slightly older would have to settle for the 48 Chevy under the tree this year.

 

[jamespowers]

Hi Tom,

I suppose if I adopted you I would have to give you a smaller woody like this 56 Morris Traveller, enhanced with a modest Chevy 350 V8, until you were older and grew into something like Packard. What do you think?

On the other hand, James being slightly older would have to settle for the 48 Chevy under the tree this year.

I ain't carping. I'll take it.

 

[AtomicEraTom]

I think I've proved myself able to handle a large vehicle lol

They don't call me the yacht captain for nothin'!

 

[jamespowers]

I think I've proved myself able to handle a large vehicle lol

They don't call me the yacht captain for nothin'!

They call me Commodore as I command a fleet of ships.

 

[AtomicEraTom]

You mean it's not 'cause you're as wealthy as Vanderbilt was, and that was his nickname?

They call me Commodore as I command a fleet of ships.

 

[jamespowers]

You mean it's not 'cause you're as wealthy as Vanderbilt was, and that was his nickname?

I wish I had half his money. I would collect Auburns and Duesenburgs.

 

[AtomicEraTom]

Sounds like a good plan. I'd be happy right now with an Excalibur.

I wish I had half his money. I would collect Auburns and Duesenburgs.

 

[Auld Edwardian]

I think I've proved myself able to handle a large vehicle lol

They don't call me the yacht captain for nothin'!

Your quite right Tom,

I think perhaps you're ready for one of these!


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[AtomicEraTom]

I reckon you're right!

On that note, a friend has been telling me for years of this Crown Imperial sitting in his Grandparents' garage he feels I need to buy. Maybe I should look into that a little harder.

Your quite right Tom,

I think perhaps you're ready for one of these!

 

[jamespowers]

Sounds like a good plan. I'd be happy right now with an Excalibur.

I remember when those were new. They had their share of problems. You are better off without one. Think about a Stutz instead.

 

[Auld Edwardian]

I remember when those were new. They had their share of problems. You are better off without one. Think about a Stutz instead.

I also knew someone that had one, and the car was a real headache. They were glad to get rid of that lead sled.

 

[jamespowers]

I also knew someone that had one, and the car was a real headache. They were glad to get rid of that lead sled.

They were like a kit car.

 

[splintercellsz]

I'd take a 1929 Ford or a 1933 Pontiac Four door sedan please!