R.I.P. Ricardo Montalbon

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RIP.
When I read the news blurb, in mentioned Fantasy Island, but nary a mention of KHAN. Best role!
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I am a Ricardo Montalbon fan.
My son still hollers, "The plane!The plane!" at short people.
We pronounce it Guf Coast
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Rich Corinthian leather---------he almost convinced me that was something I needed. RIP
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the elephant wrote:Rich Corinthian leather is what life is all about!
I didn't realize the skins of rich Corithians had any special qualities.

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knuxie wrote:If you ever drove or rode in a Cordoba, you'd have remembered the seats were about the only thing good in those cars.
And even then they sorta remind me of the bordellos I've seen in the movies.

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I had a '76 Cordoba with a "lean-burn-engine" (burned leaded gas with low emissions). It was a great car for the highway with a very comfortable ride. Had a 400 ci or 6.55 litre engine (which meant it would pass everything but a gas station). I think I got 11 mpg. :roll: If I remember right, back in the late '70s, gas was around 70 cents per gallon.

It didn't have Corinthian leather though, but soft velor.
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the outfit he wore for 'Rath of Khan' was designed to take advantage of the fact that he still looked great with no shirt on (at 60-ish).
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