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1964 Dodge 426 Hemi-Charger Concept Car

This is the first Concept Car for Chrysler using the new 426 Hemi-engine in 1964. Based on the Polara chasis it was used by Chrysler to showcase its newest engine at the time, the now iconic 426-cubic inch (7.0-liter)
The estimated worth is over 1 million dollars and has been completely restored by Fran Roxas and it has one of the original 15 race engines rated at 600 hp.
It also comes with a 3-speed automatic transmission, independent torsion bars, and rear leaf suspension.
This car has a 4.56:1 “Sure Grip” rear axle and four-wheel hydraulic drum brakes.
It would be interesting stopping this beast on drum brakes!

426 Hemi
The first Dodge with the 426 Hemi. Also the first Charger!

Charger 426 Hemi

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16 thoughts on “1964 Dodge 426 Hemi-Charger Concept Car”


  1. These concept cars helped give designers from the likes of Hot Wheels and AMT 3 in 1 kits, a lot of inspiration

    1. That was grandpa Leskos car that he sold for a believe half million. It was stored in the old strip mall small showroom with my GTO for years.

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