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If they made one that was RWD I'd be interested. Have no desire for an AWD charger.

Dang. I put a set of Raybestos wheel cylinders on my Volare last year. Hope someone can fill the void.

The Chrysler parts catalog says the Cordoba and Mirada (S, X model codes) bumpers are the same.

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https://www.ebay.com/itm/187956266811 Found this Diplomat up for auction on eBay. 100k miles, new battery, recent oil change, 4 new tires, new fuel pump, new wiper blades/motor, passed Virginia inspection. Current bid as of posting is $3,050, reserve has not been met. Auction ends on Sunday.

Yeah, only in Busch/ARCA though, they were more lenient on body styles in those series. You can compare the Diplomat and Mirada pictures and see where they extended the opera window into the C-post. They messed with it again by the time it ran its final race at Pocono in '87 by adding another...

Came across this newspaper clipping on Twitter. I had known that the Diplomat was approved for NASCAR Winston Cup competition, but I always wondered why none were entered. Finally have an answer.

Cool news clip of Joey Arrington talking about his dad's '83 Imperial race car with Chris Weaver.

Merry Chrysler!

31, feels like 10.. snow is melting quickly thankfully.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1505356757253809 Found on Marketplace. Seller lists rear glass without defrost for $150, and left side quarter glass for $50 plus shipping. Seller says right side quarter glass has already been sold.

I say let the public keep thinking FMJs are worthless. Keep the prices low for us!

Just checked his site on a whim and he's got this shirt up for pre-order again for the next 9 days. Went ahead and got one for myself. Home | Midwest Images

Found some pictures of Buddy Arrington driving the Cordoba at Daytona & some shots of the Imperial.

Last I saw a couple months ago was still planning to have a car show there, but was searching for a new spot for it at the venue because last year's show got too big. Haven't seen anything about it recently. Would imagine we'd get some info in the next few weeks.

Was able to find the video of Gary Bettenhausen driving the Mirada at Atlanta. Just a snippet but still cool nonetheless.

Went back to visit this car while in town for the Coke 600. Got some pictures of the interior, under the hood, and rear suspension. Really neat to see how one of the last leaf spring/torsion bar Mopar stock cars was put together. Was surprised to see they were 4 leafs in the rear instead of the...

Oh yes. Great variety of cars down there.

Spotted an Aspen/Volare and a Cordoba LS down at Cruisin' Ocean City today.

That Diplomat ran at Milwaukee in 1984 in the NASCAR Busch Series, driven by Charlie Luck. The second picture of the Mirada is Gary Bettenhausen driving that same car at Atlanta in the ARCA Series in 1985. Gary raced it on the dirt at Springfield and DuQuoin prior to that race. The ARCA Atlanta...

Keeping on the topic of J bodies, also found a couple more suspension pictures of Buddy Arrington's Imperial. The torsion bar setup running along the sides of the car like a 60's/70's Mopar is interesting considering the street cars had transverse torsion bars. Makes me wonder if this was...

Found a few pictures of some Miradas running in the IMSA Kelly American Challenge Series back in the 80's. Neat to see some J bodies on road courses besides Winston Cup at Riverside.

Thanks for the info. Mine is not a California car - explains why I couldn't find it!

Gathering parts to get the Volare to pass emissions inspection (plugs, wires, air filter, etc.). The various auto parts websites also list an oxygen sensor for it (225 slant six). I've gone under the hood and under the car and haven't been able to find one (or where one would go) along the...

Found this Cordoba up in Connecticut for $4k with 94k miles. Video in listing shows it's had the rear plastic replaced. Listing states it must be towed home, along with needing a new radiator, brakes, and an alignment. Appears to be a pretty solid example. 1983 Chrysler cordoba