A Dennis Collins video involving Mopars dropped today on YouTube.

[SteveSS]

You know the Coffee Walk series where he buys a bunch of cars. He bought a 1968 Charger, a 1974 Charger a 1976 Charger called a Midnight Special, and a Cordoba. Some other stuff too from a guy in St. Louis.

 

[chargervert]

I know Dennis is a car salesman,but other than the 68 Charger,and the 73 Charger,the rest looks like scrap!

 

[Don Frelier]

I don't really care for the roof trim on the 72.
And it's a column shift.
Notice the guys that do the work don't use gloves.

 

[casey henson]

the Cordoba wasn't too terrible

 

[casey henson]

I wonder what the fork lift does to the bottom of one of these uni-body cars.

 

[Cranky]

I wonder what the fork lift does to the bottom of one of these uni-body cars.

If the forks are long enough to go across the whole car and if you pick it up easily, very little damage and sometimes none. If the terrain is smooth that's a plus. The way that the guy picked up the Blazer at the 21 minute mark or so probably did do some damage.

 

[chargervert]

the Cordoba wasn't too terrible

The Cordoba did look savable,but as I am sure you know,with those cars,it's better to buy the best one you can find to start with. They are not a car you can afford to throw a lot of money at to do a full boat restoration on. There are plenty of well kept survivor examples to start with.