what is that car?

Sounds like a Cordoba; they were built from 1975 till 1979 and were Chrysler's personal mid size luxury cars which sold (saved) very well.

dirk from the Netherlands

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>I recall seeing a Chrysler on the highway in Toronto sometime in the

>80's. At the time I was less informed about Mopar products.

>I saw a full sized car, with a console, buckets and road wheels. I

>was driving a 5 ton truck at the time and looked down into the car

>as it passed on my left in heavy, slow traffic. It clearly had the

>floor console and buckets.

>It was all white, and looked terrific. I have since learned that

>later Imperials and NYBs did not have consoles or buckets.

>I don't recall whether it had the St. Regis roof or not. I think it

>did, but that was a while ago.

>What vehicle, if any, came from the factory with St. Regis roof,

>road wheels, all white, with floor console and buckets? Was there

>ever such an Imperial, or would that be a different Chrysler?

>Thanks for the info.

>Alan Harper

>64 Mercury 3/4 ton flatbed

>69 Dodge D100 pickup

>76 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham

>78 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham St. Regis

>92 Ford T-Bird

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