This 1963 Dodge Polara sedan features a powerful 440 CI V-8 with Cross Ram intake and dual Carter AFB carburetors. Power is managed by a TorqueFlite automatic transmission and an 8 3/4 rear end with 3.90 gears. The car boasts QA1 adjustable shocks, front disc brakes, and a custom 3-inch stainless exhaust. The undercarriage is fully rebuilt and detailed.
A true symbol of post-war American utility, the 1955 Dodge C3 Pickup combined rugged construction with emerging mid-century style. This model, part of the C-Series, represented a complete redesign with its famous “Pilothouse Cab” and enduring flathead engine.
Rare 1971 Dodge Charger R/T, 1 of 80 built with 440 Six Pack and 4-speed, crosses Las Vegas auction. Finished in Hemi Orange with matching numbers, this award-winning muscle car carries decades of documented ownership and originality.
This 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T SE 440, a 50-year family-owned muscle icon, returns restored in Plum Crazy with a rebuilt V8 and 4-speed manual. The New Mexico-based car features Super Track Pak hardware, period-correct details, and a meticulous 2019–2020 refurbishment.
Weaver Customs reimagines the 1941 Power Wagon “Full Metal Jacket” with a turbocharged 4BT Cummins, custom chassis, and hand-built metalwork. This fully modernized military rig blends brute strength with master craftsmanship in a patriotic restomod unlike any other.
Orders open for the 2026 Dodge Charger Scat Pack SIXPACK, a 550-hp AWD sedan starting at $56,995. The new four-door Scat Pack joins the two-door model, pairing Hurricane twin-turbo power with all-wheel drive and classic Dodge muscle attitude.
The 1956 Dodge Custom Royal embodied Dodge’s luxury and performance peak, with the sporty Lancer variant adding style and flair. As the brand’s top trim, it mixed chrome elegance, V8 power, and pillarless hardtop excitement that defined mid-century motoring.
The 1956 Dodge La Femme remains one of the most unique marketing efforts in auto history. Explore the Misty Orchid color, specialized interior trim, unique accessories, and rare V8 power options. This collectible coupé was an attempt to capture a new demographic during the mid-$1950$s automotive boom.
The 1964 Dodge Charger Concept was a foundational car, not just a design study but an announcement of Dodge’s performance intentions. Its purpose was singular: to showcase the new 426 HEMI V8 engine, setting the stage for one of the most famous muscle car nameplates in American history. This initial concept was a radical, two-seat roadster that captured the public’s imagination.
The 2026 Dodge Charger Hustle Stuff Drag Pak debuts as the first Charger-based Drag Pak, combining supercharged HEMI power with lightweight race engineering. Limited to 50 units, it marks a new chapter for Dodge’s factory-prepared NHRA contenders.