1963 Dodge Polara Polar White

This 1s, according to the selling dealer, who says “it still looks amazing.” It has reportedly been used sparingly over the years, mostly for car shows and other events. der the hood is a TorqueFlite-backed 383 V8, and the car’s features include factory air conditioning, a comparatively rare option for a convertible. “It runs great,” notes the seller.

• The 383-cu.in. OHV V8 is correct for the car’s model year, but it’s unknown if it’s original.
• When new, it was rated at 330 horsepower, breathing through a Carter AFB four-barrel carburetor.
• The seller notes the 383 starts, idles, and runs well.
• There’s a custom dual-exhaust system flowing from the stock exhaust manifolds.
• The engine is paired with a 727 TorqueFlite three-speed automatic transmission.
• Gear selection is handled via dashboard-mounted push-button controls.
• When the car was restored, it was repainted Polar .
• The finish is said to be in very good condition, with only very minor blemishes from use over the years.
• Prior to painting, the car was reportedly disassembled, and rust repairs were made to the trunk floor.
• “The body has nice gaps and straight panels throughout,” says the seller.
• All the chrome and exterior trim were also professionally restored.
• The power top was restored and is said to work normally.
• The windshield has been replaced, but the side glass is said to be original.
• All the seals are said to be good and top reportedly seals well against the windshield header.
• The interior was restored and features correct-appearing replacement two-tone vinyl upholstery.
• There’s little apparent wear in the seat covers, carpet, and additional trim.
• All the gauges are said to function normally, and their plastic bezels were re-chromed.
• The air conditioning blows cold.
• The radio turns on but produces only static.
• Additional features include power steering and power brakes.
• Magnum 500 chrome wheels are paired with BF Silvertown redline radial tires.

• An additional windshield washer reservoir and radio antenna are included.

• The radio doesn’t appear to tune in stations.

• More than 20 years old, the restoration on this Polara 500 is said to have held up very well.
• It is powered by a correct 383 V8 engine backed by a push-button TorqueFlite automatic transmission.
• The restored body was repainted Polar and the finish is said to be very good.
• ing to the seller, the convertible top operates well.
• The interior was also restored and features functional air conditioning.

The selling dealer states that it will provide a clean title for the proper transfer of ownership for this vehicle. looking very clean more than 20 years after its restoration, this 1963 Polara 500 Convertible is a comparatively rare example with factory air conditioning. “It is a great-driving car that’s ready to show,” says the seller.