Lawrence Romanosky rescues a 1977 Chrysler Cordoba that was collecting dust in an underground parkade following the passing of its single owner. Too nice throw away, it was recommisioned at considerable expense. It is now ready for bodywork and paint…
That is fun.. These are getting worth good money in Utah 15 to 20 k
People once had one want one again …the last of the real cars..
Hey. I live in Calgary too. Your Kijiji ad brought me here. New sub! I have been through this with a 1977 Mercedes 280, parts and body were a nightmare to source.
Actually, I got 2, a 76 and a 77, and I love them both. Great cars, I drive them every other week. Not daily drivers, just my play cars
Many of us have been there. 🙂
Too bad 1977 is too new to be a stylish derelict car, otherwise someone can just throw some acid on it, seal the finish and call it a day.
@peteg4978
My dad worked in the plant in Windsor Ontario where these cars were built. When I was a kid I remember my dad saying it was the poor mans luxury car. He liked the look of them in black with a t bar roof option