R.I.P. Ricardo!
Here's the daily driver!
1978 CHRYSLER Cordoba
Dubbed by my friends as "THE BEAST "
The car originally came from Santa Ana, California. It was purchased in March of 1977. It's original owner spent well over $3,000 on the options for the car alone, in addition to just buying the car itself.
The car came from the factory with tinted windows. They're in excellent shape. No issues at all.
It sits a little low in the back right now, but I'll fix that problem in the spring time. One lesson I learned from the Aspen... adjustable air shocks are awesome!
After getting this car, many of my friends and teachers have dubbed me "Ricardo Montalbon". A lot of people don't seem to get what they're talking about though. If you don't know who he is and you own a Cordoba, shame on you!
This car will not be recieving any major modifications in the near future. The only thing in this cars future for now is adjustable air shocks, a dual exhaust, synthetic oil conversion, and cutting out the catalytic converters. Make it ride well, sound well, and be as efficient as possible.
But for now, I'll just lean back, and enjoy the rich Corinthian leather.
After finally changing the oil for the first time, this 33,400 mile 360+4bbl is running beautifully on all the original componets.
I don't know what people keep saying to me about regular oil, you know it's cheaper and everything... but if you want QUALITY oil that will make your engine purr like a kitten, SYNTHETIC ALL THE WAY!
