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1977 Chrysler Cordoba

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Photos of my Cordoba -- work in progress ;-)

About this Mopar:

More little things done ;-)
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Time to clean up that Lean Burn engine wiring harness.
Currently I'm running a points distributor so I don't need much of the original harness :thumbsup:
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Beautiful day for a drive in the Lowcountry! Drove about 100 miles round trip ;-)
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Dual exhaust!!





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More little things done! Exhaust manifolds coated. New plug wires, spark plugs, cap & rotor.

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Found my broadcast sheet! ;-)

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Little things done. Routine maintenance. Adding a little bling to the Doba! ;-)

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Finally fixed the lower dash cover!
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All done! Also installed my aftermarket tach ;-)
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Finally finished my A/C system!

After starting my A/C conversion 1 year ago I am finally done! So far so good! Here are some pics of my install-
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More little things done--replacing rear swaybar bushings

Out with the old rubber trash--in with the polyurethane bushings!
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More little things done--replacing door strikers

So I had been putting off replacing my door strikers for a while-I knew they were worn out but sometimes little things don't seem that important until you cannot take that rattle noise anymore!
Anyways I ordered up some new aftermarket MoPar style strikers and to my surprise (as seen in second photo) were way to big-- after researching it seemed the GM style striker was the closest to what was on our Cordoba.
Sure as **** I ordered a pair of GM strikers and they fit perfectly! :rolleyes:
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Comments

blue69runner
Yes just to add new part's is a new day. I used the exhaust paint form east wood. On my exhaust manifold's made them look new after sand blasting them. Keep up the work and you will get it the way you want it.
 
Sparky Anderson
Good work on freshening up that car, looks great I had a 79 with 360, loved that car, it had an electrical fire and burn to the ground when wife was driving it, so check your stock wiring over, found out later it happened to a lot of them
 
DodgeBoy5150
casey henson said:
Looks great! Did you have those pipes made at a muffler shop or are they a pre made set from someone.
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I bought the headpipes from Accurate Exhaust--they fit perfectly with the factory original manifolds!
The quality seems great and their customer service is second to none!
 
65Bel
Wow, what a difference those new wheels make! Really a perfect look for your Cordoba. What a beauty!!!
 
Riverdawg
My first nice car was a 78 Old Cutlass Supreme in the same color combo. Always liked these Cordoba's and Magnum's.
 
s/w theo
One of my favorite cars I've ever owned. I had a 77 in 1984, same drive train, same bucket seat interior set-up but this one had the 9 1/4" limited slip differential & was Copper metallic with the white interior. Man, that was great car after I ditched the Lean Burn set-up. Keep up the good work you're doing. They are awesome rides. I hope I have a chance to get another one in excellent shape someday.
 
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