1983 Chrysler Cordoba Low Low Original Mileage on 2040-cars
Pottstown, Pennsylvania, United States
Up for your bidding consideration is an extremely clean 1983 Cordoba. As it has been stored indoors it's entire life, very lightly used and devoid of the calamities that usually befall a car of this era. Some of you might recall seeing this car listed on ebay over the summer. I was the high bidder on the car and at that time, the odometer was showing approx. 19,700 miles. I've since put some 1600+ trouble free miles on her but sadly, a change in employment dictates it's sale.
Sporting just 21,396 original miles, this handsome survivor has been treated to a number of preventative maintenance measures. Though the fellow I had bought it from took very good care of the car, out of an abundance of caution, I performed the following before pressing it into service: r&r trans fluid and filter r&r rear brake shoes r&r rear differential lube r&r brake hoses r&r antifreeze r&r brake fluid r&r thermostat r&r suspension bushings r&r radiator hoses r&r shocks r&r heater hoses r&r air filter r&r plug wires r&r headlights r&r cap and rotor r&r fuel filter r&r all fan belts Of note, the battery was replaced on the day I picked it up. The tires were original as well, but at 30 years old, they were coming apart at the seams, so they have since been replaced with a new set of BF Goodrich radial T/A's. The stereo was also replaced with a Sony CD/MP3/USB unit and new rear speakers, which sound incredible. The interior is very nice with no rips or tears in the seats. As you can imagine, with the low number of miles accumulated in all those years, the seats weren't sat in very much, so they've maintained their shape quite well. The carpet shows little wear, the headliner is still attached to the roof, the gauges all work and the dash has no cracks. The landau top is in excellent condition as is all of them chrome. The power windows, power trunk release, power door locks and cruise control all function as they should, as does all of the lighting. As with any car of this vintage, there are bound to be a few blemishes. The original paint holds up very well, but there are several small stone chips and few scratches in the clear coat here and there, mostly on the trunk lid. The right rear wheel well molding is scuffed and the plastic seat belt covers are cracked. The heat does work, but is a little slow to come up. The a/c was converted over to 134a by the previous owner. When I bought the car it was working but needed a little boost. I put a small can of refrigerant in it and brought it back up to snuff, but please bear in mind, it is a 30 year old system and may need another shot come springtime. Overall it is a very clean, easy to drive car with an amazing 21,396 original miles on the clock. Don't miss this once in a lifetime opportunity to own a piece of 80's Chrysler history not involving a K car. Act now and receive an autographed copy of Disco Inferno by the Trammps. Disclaimer: Autographed by me that is, not the Trammps. BID EARLY BID OFTEN Please ask any questions prior to bidding and I will answer them to the best of my ability. |
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