1963 Dodge Polara 426 V8 DUAL Convertible

The black convertible top looks crisp against the red, and with the flip of a switch, it powers down to reveal a whole new dimension. There's just something timelessly classic about a red convertible with a white interior. There's plenty of room for family and friends across the two wide benches. Plus, black carpeting means you won't be nervous about dirty shoes. People will also love pointing out the little touches like the push-button transmission and the AM radio that's still on display. But this car is out to impress the driver the most. That's why you have a full set of auxiliary gauges and there's a large tach mounted to the steering column.


Under the hood is a sight that makes Mopar fans weak in the knees. The 426 cubic-inch V8 with the dual-quad setup. The ultra-clean engine bay, bright block, and correct Ramcharger decals make this juggernaut ready to show off. It's a true era-correct block, and everyone loves pointing out the offset dual four-barrel carburetors on the special cross ram intake. The V8 knows how to bring the power, and the H-pipe dual exhaust knows how to bring the thunder. And getting all this muscle to the ground means the right components. So you get a strong Torqueflite 727A three-speed transmission. This feeds an 8.75 rear end with wide BF Goodrich T/As ready to meet the road.