1976 Chrysler Cordoba for sale at Volo Auto Museum (V19439)
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9,553 actual mile survivor. 1 owner since 1978. Rare bucket seats with console and floor shifter. Yes it has the "Fine Corinthian Leather"! We just spent $2,000 at a shop having it inspected and serviced.
EXTERIOR: It is an excellent condition by survivor standards. It is original! The body is absolutely straight, no rust or damage. The panels fit nice. It is smooth even all along the bottoms. The paint shows very well, the top of the hood is fuzzy and there will be some touch-ups here and there. All the chrome is straight and bright but is slightly aged. It has optional white rub strips on each side and some cool 70s style striping. The glass is crystal clear, the vinyl top is excellent. The door jambs are real clean, weatherstrips are still soft. It has multiple oil change stickers going back to 1976 with 750 miles. The tires are new, we just replaced them. The rallye wheels are in excellent shape.
INTERIOR: Very desirable bucket seats with a center console and a floor shifter. Of course those seats are fine Corinthian leather and and still shows practically new. The dash area is pristine. No cracks, all the knobs, lenses, controls are excellent. The original Am-Fm stereo and 8-tracks works great. The plush carpets are excellent. The headliner, and visors are mint. The door panels are mint except some discoloring that can easily be dyed. The owner's manual pouch is in the glove box and has the original literature. It has not been smoked in, the cigarette lighter has not been used. The interior lights work.
ENGINE COMPARTMENT: It has the very collectible and desirable 400 4-barrel motor. The compartment is stock and has never been detailed. We had the original radiator recored, new antifreeze. Also tuned up with cap, rotor, plugs and wires. New filters, wiper bushing kit, valve cover gaskets and an electrical control module. It features power steering, power brakes and air conditioning. All the components are factory correct, it still has the factory decals and markings. A little bit of detailing in the engine compartment would make it look nice.
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Basically the only Chrysler sedan I have ever liked. Such a gorgeous design. This one is perfect, I love the maroon, the chrome. I'm not a Chrysler fan but I'd drive this thing all day every day.
Gorgeous my parents had one in the 80s and loved it
There is nothing in life I want but the feel of rich Corinthian Leather - RIP Ricardo
I have a '76 with mostly original KY5 Yellow Blaze over white with black carpet, dash and center console - now with 108K miles, underside is mint. And yes, mine has Corinthian leather. I love cruising in mine, great car. I'd love this one!!
Personal Luxury we called "Cordoba with fine Corinthian leather" in those days. It's the car I never bought as I thought it was too expensive, settled for a LeBaron. I'll have to get one of these now!
You gotta love those Corinthians and the leather they bring to us.
Just like the '76 I had, except mine was all black, with NO lean burn. Miss that car! That 400 really hauled. 10 MPG, rode in style!
I always loved these cars, and here is one of the sharpest I've seen. Great colors in and out. Many desirable features too .... The 727 TorqueFlight trans and 400 motor w/4 barrel make for a great power and drive train .... and the Chrysler AirTemp ac was one of the most reliable, ice-cold ac units ever offered. This car is going to make someone a nice driver or collector. GREAT price for a 9k mile car. Here is one that will last for years. As always, many thnx for sharing!
She's 45. Beautiful styling.
my parents used to a 1976 it was white with red vinyl top bucket seats and floor shifter like this one also had the 400 engine , it was a great car thanks for bringing back the memories
Thanks for watching it! Always happy to hear about good memories these cars bring back. 🙂
These cars were tanks. I had one of these as my first car. It was blue and had a 360 four barrel, a real heavy duty car.
Jay taking one for the team- ( come on Jay- those fog lights, wheel on door, and mud flaps are unique to the car and probably will help sell it to that “special buyer” )
I had a 78' was the best beater I ever had, back in the 90s
Remember my mother had a cream colored 78 big block Cordoba. It was such a nice car. It's a shame you don't see them really anymore.
I agree. Chrysler had a big problem with rusting, although he did mention this car got the Z BART treatment. My 79 Mark V has that treatment, and I can attest, it does work.
I hope this makes you feel better, I drive a 77 cordoba as my daily. It's reliable as all hell.
Bought one after finishing hs in 86 from a buddy in class moving out of state for college. White with rich red corinthian leather, 400 4 barrel. RIP Billy!
My first car was a silver 1983 Chrysler Cordoba with a 318 2bbl. It was an absolutely beautiful car. I'd give anything to have that car back.
Nice!!! I owned one in 1977!! It's a beautiful ride!
Very desirable colour! I very much dig the grandpa style mud flaps and white walls, landau roof, opera lights...and stupid fog lamps 😂 😂 😂
A Gentlemen's car, meticulously kept
Thank you for mentioning the Corinthian leather business. LOL!!! I was about to say. Oh god..another believer. LOL!!! I love the fact the 70's cars are becoming more disireable. Always loved the tone on tone interiors.
Very elegant body-style. Great color combinations. Simply interesting and rare in this shape. Awesome and fine Cruiser!
..... and of course, Corinthian leather!... that sounds perfect. Lol
Thanks for showing and Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹👌👌😎
I see it has blue lights in the front it must be the Starsky and Hutch backup vehicle LOL I remember this car real nice!
Nothing like Corinthian Leather
I had one just like that one only with full hub caps that had gold coin in center that matched hood ornament.
Hi Jay. I don't recall seeing one before . For some stupid reason as soon as l saw those fog lamps "Kojak" sprang to mind ! 😂 It's an ideal way of getting into the classic car scene , and it's a terrific survivor . Why Chrysler would not fit power windows is puzzling to say the least . Is it me or has one of our most irritating film critics stopped commenting recently? Thanks Jay .
i own a 78 cordoba 400ci, has power windows, locks, seats, and rear window defrost, all optional items. my previous 78 cordoba had the 400ci as well, but was all manual
Just remember, the Chrysler 400 is a big block. It is basically a bored out 383. Just about all the parts are inter-changeable with a 383 except the pistons. The Chrysler 400 is a big block and short stroke. It is a bigger bore than a 440.
So could you put the 440 crank in it then? In the 383 block
@@joshuaherpolsheimer3541 : That I don't know. I don't think so; but I believe the 400 crank would fit a 383 since they are basically the same block. A 400 is just a bored out 383. It's a bigger bore than a 440. The 440 has a longer stroke than the 400, The 400 as far as I know, has the same stroke as a 383. You can actually, physically look at a 400 and a 440 and tell which is which. The 400 has wider heads. It's a bigger bore. The 400 has wider heads than a 440, but a narrower intake manifold. The 440 has a wider intake manifold than a 400.
@@joshuaherpolsheimer3541 yes you can. It's an old stroker motor. 451ci w/.030 over bore. You need to turn the mains down to the 400 size.
They make great power
@@stevewilliams3850 no. The heads on all mopar big blocks sans the hemi are identical.
Beautiful!!
Thank you! 😊
This car is so beautyfull it is the car that Bruce Waynes uses when he picls up a damsel, in destress holy 🦇 batcave what a stunning car thanks Jay grams for this wonderfull 🦇 car 🤟
Awesome car 🚗
My best friends grandma had one new 😂
It's like a monte carlo of the same year hard suspension though
I have a 78 T-top 318 floor shift black on black Corinthians leather!
Beautiful
Thank you 😀
WOW beautiful CAR! my nana has a car just like this ( hahha its NOT so good of condition as this ) but that car is nice nice !
Very reputable. Me and my Husband got our 1970 GTO never modified all numbers matched from front to rear from here Jay examined every vehicle himself to prove its worth. You can Never go wrong here.
Thanks Jessica! 👍
Fantastic
Knew a guy in High School who had a '79 Brown one with T-Tops and every option. He totaled it by T-boning a police car in an intersection (his fault). Car was only 1 or 2 years old.
😭 Hope everyone was okay.
My name is Anthony Cordova born in 1976 & I need one of these cars
These were advertised as "The new small Chrysler".
Put it next to a 76 New Yorker and you'll see why
I have one I've been fixing up since I was 15, not gonna lie I absolutely hate it for being so difficult but once it runs I'm gonna do so many donuts and burnouts
Hope ya get it done soon! 👍
There was a time when this model was all over the place...regardless of what federal officials ever had to say!!
Federal officials? What are you alluding to? 🤔
@@kimosabbe50 The ones that spent the entire decade of the Seventies poking their big noses in the car business with all these pollution and safety rules!
@@davidallen5776 Oh yes, right; I'm 64 so I remember it well. I think '74 was the very worst year for pollution control devices. Catalytic converters eliminated SOME of the bad stuff. I was surprised to see that this Cordoba didn't have a CC, as my '76 TA came with one.
@@kimosabbe50 1974 was also the year for that seatbelt interlock system, which forced you to buckle it in BEFORE you could crank it up, and it made the general public raise Cain about the whole thing, and it was soon written out of the lawbooks!
@@aldo6192 Oh, I was not aware of that! Very interesting, thank you 👍
Just bought one 1976 red half white vinyl roof white interior shifter on wheel 400 4 barrel 37000 original miles
I agree the fog lights are stupid...
Nice
Very nice!
My frist. Really car was a 440..that had headers and a thumper cam
Fine Corinthian leather? Sold!
Let this one serve as a warning to mankind. Can we scrap the rest of them now please?
I see you're not a fan. 🤐
The only car that Khan Noonien Singh would ever want.
Ricardo was lying about the leather but the car is nice
Not a landau roof, it is a full vinyl roof -- which I really don't remember seeing or offered on Cordoba;
I have a '76 almost like this one (although my seats and door panels match the exterior color) with the landau half vinyl roof, 360 V8 and wire wheel covers. Been in the family since new (I actually drove it home from the dealer).
I won't call about this car until the price is closer to $15K in this condition, too many paint nicks, it will take $10K to repaint it right. That engine is out of timing also, from the sound of it; I hope that is all wrong. Nice being low mileage, but this isn't show quality.
This seller is an honorable man, I just think he is being over-optimistic with the pricing.
my 1978 interior also matched w/ the landau half vinyl roof, and never seen one w/ full vinyl roof.
Would you look at that?!
looking 😍
i had one but the leather came out of New Jersy
I don't think Chrysler ever made a 400CID V8. Are you sure that not the 440?
Yes , they started making the 400 cu in 1972 when they replaced the 383 cu in. My 1977 Cordoba crown T-top had a 400 in it until it caught fire. I replaced it with a 360 cu in.
How much for that car
The car is still available and prices are listed on our website. Here is a direct link to this vehicle.
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Wow; people r now collecting weird old cars.
Should of taken off the stupid looking blue lights...
We could but if someone wanted to keep em, then they're still there. It is the same reason we don't usually replace radios, all personal preference.
@@VoloMuseumAutoSales ex-police vehicle perhaps? ;-)
@@johnnyduplantis And I'm sure if that were the deal breaker, it could probably be arranged. Would have to check with sales. 😉
Corinthian leather? lol jk
Can't believe people used to buy that pos in the first place. Ugly ass car. Just like the AMC pacer.