33: 1979 Chrysler Cordoba
If the Cordoba looks familiar it’s because Chrysler designed the car to compete with the Chevy Monte Carlo of the time. The Cordoba had a lot of interesting features that made it stand out from the crowd. The high-end Corinthian leather interior was one aspect, coupled with a smooth operating V8 engine. Reliability was not a strong suit for these cars and as such, a modern engine swap is a must. Putting a Hemi V8 in the place of the original isn’t hard to accomplish and you can generally find these for a bargain.

Either way, the Cordoba is an underrated piece of automotive history. With the right plan and parts, the Cordoba can be made into quite a unique classic. The easy access to modern Mopar performance upgrades gives the Cordoba a world of upgradability. These classic cars are going to rise in value.