1963 Dodge 330 Ramcharger
For 1963, Dodge and Plymouth presented a new design, raising the power of the legendary 413 Max Wedge motor to 426 CID. Dodge also introduced a plain-looking Ramcharger version of their two-door 330 model. It was a bare-bones two-door sedan with a bench seat and 426 cubic inches of pure power in the front. The 413 was heavily revised with a bigger stroke, a different valvetrain, and larger ports in cylinder heads.

All of that created more power, 426 CID and an insane 6,500 RPM limit. Chrysler claimed the new 426 Max Wedge engine produced 415 HP with the standard 11.0:1 compression. It delivered 425 HP with an optional 13.5:1 ratio. However, most experts claim the real power output was closer to 500 HP. In 1963, this was one of the quickest cars in the world.