Chrysler's Rare 1977 Cordoba Convertible: A Snow-White Mystery of Seven

During the 1970s, Chrysler faced financial storms, yet its Cordoba personal luxury coupe remained a bright spot. Launched in 1975 and produced until 1983, the Cordoba sold well enough to keep the lights on at a time when the company was fighting for survival. But in 1977, someone at Chrysler had a wild idea: what if the Cordoba lost its roof?

The result was a convertible conversion that never officially left the factory in large numbers. According to the listing, only seven such cars were built. This particular example is one of them, and it stands out in a striking white finish. Details like the exact conversion process and the car’s current mechanical condition are scarce in the listing, so enthusiasts will need to dig deeper before bidding.

As a piece of Mopar history from a turbulent era, this Cordoba convertible represents an unusual experiment that few even knew existed. For collectors who crave the obscure and the audacious, it’s a rare opportunity to own a slice of 1970s automotive curiosity.