Love a good custom
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Love a good custom
im not sure what to think about that. ive never seen or heard of such an animal, but then again , i had never seen a convertible 77 cordoba until just a while back. but they exist, through a company called Emmit Coachworks.
80 Aspen RT
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Seen the California one before, dont want to hurt anybodys feelings.....but that thing is beyond FUGLY!!!
Dago Red
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Super, I know I speak for a great many convertable lovers when I ask that you reshoot that picture in more comfortable weather conditions.....like a summer day in the high 90's.
Oh geez, almost forgot, please make sure that young lady dresses for conditions.
But then, that's me, always worried about others.............................
Super, I know I speak for a great many convertable lovers when I ask that you reshoot that picture in more comfortable weather conditions.....like a summer day in the high 90's.
Oh geez, almost forgot, please make sure that young lady dresses for conditions.
But then, that's me, always worried about others.............................
agreed lol
if she had a jacket on , we would miss out on the visuals lmao
Erics5th
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Is that your Cordoba super? How many where made that you know of?
lol , i think you are right , they are almost bigger than her head
no , its not. ive owned a few dobas and just finished rebuilding a 77 charger to a modified state, so in my travels i have been doing research and i came across a couple doba verts that i thought never existed. as far as i can tell, there were approx 200 that were shipped to emmits coachworks to be "converted" herea couple pics of my charger and another doba vert
sorry for the threadjack :happy1:
So when the big 3 (including ma mopar) decided to not make convertables in the mid 70's, where who and how did these come from besides emmit's? A guy used to come into my station (Gas & wash) with an Aspen 76 or 77 with a ragtop. I thought it looked odd and when he finally asked about my Volare, I asked him what gives with his Aspen. The car had something happen that had the roof cut off. Someone took a top from a late 60s mustang and grafted it on the Aspen. Oh, it had a super6 2BBL and 4Spd OD too. I also came across a few convertable Volares in Hemmings motor news about 10 years ago.
im not aware of any other companies, but i havent done any real digging. i would love to see a pic of an actual drop top 77 volare or aspen (think RR or R/T...... super coupe ?) , that would be very interesting !
Mroldart2u
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Yeah that Carson style top on the F doesnt do it any favors... daumn.... The puppies on the other hand......:sex:
