Rogercordia's Forum of PWNAGE

There are a bunch of wooses, that forum and cordiapower.

Like i said before, i was the only cordia pwerson to go to walefiefld park. None of the 1800 odd memebers attended.

That explains itself.

There chicken to go dyno there cars
chicken to drag race

What events would they do, carpark bouncing.

The fact that you haven't had yourself clipped is unexplainable....

I have already suggested that you come to Adelaide, so stop embarrassing yourself.

Adelaide is cool...

roger will probably get stabbed...

What do you mean by clipped.

I guess that will be dependant on what car/cars you own. As an information resource, it is limited. Most of the members are first-timers.

Roger, I made an offer for some of your 'car parts for sale', but I am not a moderator and can't place an offer....

How about if you pay me $50 and I will dispose of them for you? $100 and I will dispose of your car.....fair enough eh? I suggest you make haste while this generous offer remains....

be reasonable, he could get 50 bucks for his car as scrap metal

If Roger were to continue his career in collecting empty coke cans, he would only need 20 to roughly match his cars value.

Ah aight. Basically I'm just after information about long-term reliability.

CF is not much chop. Some serious newbies there with not a whole lot of useful information unless your 17 and in desperate need of a friend. CP is your one and only bet of finding really useful information regarding cordias, if thats what your talking about. (Sorry i didn't read the thread).

Yes thats right roger, CordiaPower has the MOST useful information for cordia owners.

All I want to know is how reliable these cars are when left bone-stock; a good deal has come up and my current beater is about to die. I only need a fair amount of trunk space and for it to be reliable; how fast it is doesn't bother me since it will never see anything over the speed limit on public roads.

Above all it has to be cheap to run; I do my own repairs and work so labour isn't an issue; but downtime due to parts being unavailible is a problem because of the car's age.

Looks like your converting Yuri, it was for your own good, cos you wont see anything better. Remember, dont go to CP, cos you get alot of non inteligent people that think they know anything about cordias.

Yuri is getting a cordia, mu ha ha ha ha, if you need hardcore hints and cheats, yopu know who to ask.

Finding a bone stock (turbo I assume) Cordia that is problem free is like finding a needle in a hay stack. If driven moderately, I can only assume that there is potential for reliability...but I don't drive moderately! If the intention is for it to remain stock, i imagine that it could be a reliable runabout...especially if you have the labour side under control. It is only when you start to twitch and modify things that you realise that modification parts arn't exactly from off the shelf...

You realise that if I accept this deal, it will be a "fire and forget" car used for daily transport and not motorsports. As in, if the cost of any repair reaches half the price of the car then I will set it on fire and forget about it.

HAHAHHAHHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAAAAAAHAHAHA...

But in all seriousness, I have been offered several good deals. One of which being a 4WD Subaru wagon that I can put to work as a tow car as well as a daily driver. Since you assume yourself to be "king" of Cordia's, then you'll have no problem with telling me what the Cordia's towing capacity is.



Actually it isn't a matter of whether it's the turbo model or not; I'd prefer if it were NA since the parts are easier to get from the wrecker's. I'll definitely not be modifying it if I take the offer; cars this old need a lot of work and attention to stand up to punishment and I only need it until its rego runs out(after which I'll send it on to the recycler's)

It'd be good if I can use it as a tow car too, but I really doubt it has close to a 1-ton towing capacity(for safety's sake)

I towed my red cordia to the wsid with my white cordia before, expected weight is around 850-950 kilos.