Two neat 63's go on the 1962 to 1965 Mopar Swap Meet Page

["Gary H." <spigot2039@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi all,

Below are the latest additions to the 1962 to 1965 Mopar Swap Meet Page.

Reminder: In the past I sent this "heads up" notice about the new ads to Clubhouse members as soon as I put the ads on the Swap Meet Page.

Now I post the listings here first, then upload the ads to the Swap Meet Page a day or two *after* they get listed here.

Thus Clubhouse members get a longer "first shot" at the listings as a
membership perk. :)

Use http://1962to1965mopar.ornocar.com/swapmeet2009.html to see the swap meet.

Regards,
Gary H.


1963 Dodge Polara 2 door hard top for sale: original 426/415HP Max Wedge, manual transmission. Red exterior, Alabaster/Black interior, this car personifies 'The Little Old Lady From Pasadena'. This shiny, red Super Stock Dodge Polara is a step up from the Plain Jane racer's 2 door sedan. It is not too hard to imagine this as a little old lady's car, given them a length and then shutting them down! Treated to a recent Concours restoration, it is one of the finest, fully authentic Max Wedge cars around. All matching body numbers, decoded and inspected by Galen Govier, this car was never caged or tubbed. Restored using all original sheet metal, lots of NOS, and the highest quality reproduction parts. Engine, intake, heads, carbs, and distributor are all casting/date code correct. Oil pan, exhaust manifolds, exhaust system, pulleys, brake lines, wiring, radiator, choke cable, and brackets are all original Max Wedge correct. Currently updated with a 4 speed, an original T-85 is available.
Sitting on period correct 'Cheater Slicks', it has the appearance and stance of 1963 all over again. Runs and drives perfectly, it is all sorted out for Show and Go. Priced at $115,000, it is sure to appreciate in the coming years. Partial trade considered for early Hemi or Max Wedge project cars.  http://s738.photobucket.com/albums/xx22/hemijordan/1963%20Polara%20-%20Max%20Wedge/  See pictures.  Contact Joe at 715 355-5593. (August 15, 2009)
 
1963 Dodge Polara 500 convertible for sale:  original 426/425HP Max Wedge Ramcharger. 1963 was the zenith year of the Max Wedge, and while the true racers were snapping up the 2 door sedans, a few well heeled guys opted for stealth street racing. How else do you explain that 3 people in the whole country ordered a 500 convertible, and then checked the boxes for 13.5CR/425HP and 4.56 gears? This black Dodge sports a Red 500 stripe, Black/Red bucket seat interior, black top, and all the 500 trim. An encounter with this car in 1963 had to be a Beauty and the Beast experience depending on the brand you were driving.
Sold new in Virginia, it eventually made it's way out to California, and then back to Nebraska, before being discovered by Galen Govier in Ron Slobe's project collection. Galen authenticated the car and then traced it's history back to California. Having just minor rust, it had never been caged, tubbed, or wrecked like so many of the sedans. It was treated to a full Concours restoration in 2006. Already having the matching body numbers and fender tag, all of the correct, date coded mechanical parts were located to bring it back as a numbers matching car. It has the correct date coded HC engine block, intake, heads, carbs, and distributor. Radiator, pulleys, wiring, brake lines, oil pan, exhaust manifolds, exhaust system, choke cable and brackets are all original Max Wedge parts. It is one of the finest examples of a Max Wedge and was invited to the prestigious Meadow Brook Concours in 2007.
Sure to attract attention anywhere with it's good looks, it really draws a crowd when the engine fires up. It would be very difficult to find another car as rare, featuring a high quality restoration for the value price of $200,000.00. Partial trade considered for early Hemi or Max Wedge project cars.  
http://s738.photobucket.com/albums/xx22/hemijordan/1963%20Polara%20500%20Convertible%20-%20Max%20Wedge/  See
photos.  Contact Joe at 715 355-5593.  (August 15, 2009)


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