Dodge Polara Custom 2-door Hardtop Coupe 1971

Specifications Dodge Polara Custom 2-door Hardtop Coupe 1971 blueprint

The 1971 Dodge Polara Custom 2-door Hardtop Coupe was an impressive sight, with its long, sleek lines and unique exterior styling. The hardtop roof sloped completed to the trunk, completing the coupes aerodynamic silhouette. Chrome trim adorned its sides and top, and its bright nose cone that rose up proudly over its chrome-accented grille. Its numerous windows allowed excellent visibility, and the two-door coupe had plenty of room inside for passengers and their belongings. Powering the coupe was a 6.3-liter V8 engine that provided 210 horsepower and 325 lb-ft of torque, which was distributed to the rear wheels by a three-speed automatic transmission. The car comfortably cruised at highway speeds and featured large 12-inch wheels with radial tires for excellent handling. Inside, the Dodge Polara was well-equipped with standard power windows, power locks, power seats, air-conditioning, and a tilt steering wheel. Seating was comfortable with bolstered bucket-style seats up front and more modest bench-style seating in the back. With its deep-saddle leather upholstery, shoulder bolsters, and center console, the Polara offered a luxurious cabin space. No detail was left untouched in the Polaras cabin, from its vinyl simulated woodgrain trim to its chrome-capped instrument dials. The cabin featured three-on-the-tree shifter, a refined pickup selector, and a premium sound system. For those searching for a classic muscle car experience, the Dodge Polara Custom 2-door Hardtop Coupe from 1971 is an excellent choice. Its powered by a stout V8 engine, features abundant creature comforts, and captivates the eye with its stylish hardtop roofline.