Reply With QuoteBe a good start for a cop car clone. That's what I would do with it anyway.
WPC# 12304 / 1970 Plymouth Duster / 1972 Dodge Charger Rallye / 1977 Chrysler Cordoba
www.cordobaclubusa.com
Be a good start for a cop car clone. That's what I would do with it anyway.
12 Dodge Challenger SXT, 99 Dodge Dakota R/T, 89 Dodge Dakota Sport, 88 Plymouth Gran Fury, 81 Dodge Mirada, 79 Chrysler Cordoba, 68 Plymouth Valiant My Garage
Translate it as "every winter it was getting a new lockup transmission from pulling that travel trailer every summer.My father in law bought this back in 1979 and used it to pull a travel trailer around in the summer but the car was stored in a garage every winter.
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bringin' em back ~ to the Dodge Mahal !!....
Where old Magnums can find a home..
Looks good. I was wondering how big of a trailer it pulled.
We family used to tow an 18' travel trailer with our '78 Cordoba. No problems.Originally Posted by Bblock
WPC# 12304 / 1970 Plymouth Duster / 1972 Dodge Charger Rallye / 1977 Chrysler Cordoba
www.cordobaclubusa.com
NICE!
but I think I'd rather tow my 40' race car trailer with the 3/4 ton 4x4 i just bought. First 10' as living quarters on my gooseneck hitch. yours sounds nice, and I'd be in the market for it if I hadn't already bought trailers this year. BUT, if ya wanna sell it, let me know and I'll look in my area.
Last edited by hemisatellite; 04-22-2012 at 08:53 PM.
Returning to racing in 2013 until ?
"The Last Hoorah" Tour
A/D, A/DA, Super Comp, Bracket 1
ad says "former cop car" its also a BB car; 2 strikes against the probability of it having lockup; 78 was the 1st year they stared with that all cars didnt have it. My 318 powered 78 Sport fury doesn't! (mine was a very early build date of 9/77)Translate it as "every winter it was getting a new lockup transmission from pulling that travel trailer every summer.
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