1963 Dodge Polara

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

In 1963, Dodge dominated NHRA Super Stock competition with lightweight 330 and 440 sedans powered by the 426ci Ramcharger Max Wedge V8. Leading that charge were the Ramchargers, a Detroit group of Chrysler engineers whose testing, tire development, and match-race campaigns made their red-and-white “candy stripe” Dodges icons and set the stage for Chrysler’s later Hemi success.

This 1963 Dodge Polara 2-Door Hardtop carries on that spirit. Its reworked 440ci V8 breathes through large tube headers and a three-inch exhaust. A pushbutton automatic with a reverse manual valve body gives the driver control of every shift, while an 8-3/4” Posi rear end with 4.10:1 gears delivers hard launches.

Turquoise paint and a matching bench interior give the Dodge vintage character, and factory power windows add comfort. Functional details include an AutoMeter tachometer with shift light, a battery shut-off switch, and a lightweight fiberglass hood with Super Stock-style scoops and pins.

Color-keyed steel wheels with dog dish hubcaps complete the understated sleeper look. Together, these choices make this Polara a thoughtful tribute to drag racing’s golden age.