This this is a rare 1970 Dodge Polara Convertible, Numbers Matching car. This car is one of only 842 that were produced in 1970 of this make and model, it is top of the line and almost option less. See picture of fender tag and attached fender tag codes. The Super-Lite was a rare option available only for the 1969 and 1970 model years for all of Chrysler makes and models (approx. 1800) adding to the scarcity. This car is powered by a 440 V8 with 727 automatic transmission, numbers matching. Comes with many NOS parts, see attached list. There are 35,299 miles on the odometer. The car is completely restored with approximately 1800 miles on new motor, transmission and rear end. Needs a few minor attention to details. This is a very rare and limited production model and would be a great addition to any collection.

FENDER TAG CODES for this1970 Dodge Polara

P45 69-70 Power Deck Lid Release
R22 69-71 AM Radio with 8 Track (10 Watts)
S62 69-71 Tilt Steering Column
V01 69-71 Mono Tone Paint Treatment
V5X black body side moldings
M31 69-70 Belt Moldings
M85 69-71 Front & Rear Bumper Guards
N95 70-71 Emissions Control
P31 69-71 Power Windows
P41 69-71 Power Door Locks
P25 69-71 Power Left Front Seat
C55 69-71 Bucket Seats
G11 69-71 Tinted Glass (all)
G31 69-71 OS RH Manual Standard Mirror
L31 70-71 Hood/Fender Mounted Turn Signals
L35 69-71 Cornering Lamps
M25 69-71 Wide sill moldings
V3X 69-70 Power black convertible top.
A01 69-71 Light Package
A04 69-71 Basic (Radio) Group
A24 70-71 Trunk & Spare Tire Dress-up
B41 69-71 Front Disc Brakes w/Standard 10" RR Drum
C21 69-71 Center Front Seat Cushion
FK5 1969 - 1971 paint color, Dark Burnt Orange
L6X9 1969 - 1971 black vinyl roof body color Dark Burnt Orange
TX9 1969 - 1971. Black vinyl roof
908 1969 - 1971 special order color Dark Burnt Orange
043826 Vehicle order number
E85 69-71 440 CI 4 barrel V8 350hp
D32 69-71 Heavy Duty Automatic Transmission
DL27 1970 Dodge Polara
TOD 1969 - 1970 Towing Package
119129 Serial Number

Polara Parts list New Old Stock Box #1
Heater core
pair of arm rest
convertible top motor
passenger side turn signal lens
pair Polara name plates
PVC valve
antenna cable
wing window gasket 2 complete right and left side wing windows
Right & Left rear tail lights

Polara Parts list New Old Stock Box #2
2 wheel center caps
driver side rear view mirror
2 pair bumper guards
seat release knobs
pair front side marker lights
door lock knobs
brake release knob
super-lite parts kit
2 driver side bumper marker lights, 1 basil
1 pair exterior door handles
body molding screws/clips
bumper bolt set
195 thermostat/radiator cap
wheel well molding screws
clock parts and cables
electrical trunk release and switch (Vacuum original)
1 Dodge name plate
1 pair interior door handles
1 pair PVC valves
1 pair tie rods

Polara Parts list New Old Stock Box #3
195 thermostat
1 power seat motor
1 power window motor
1 power door lock motor
2 voltage regulators
1 low fuel relay/ 1 dimer switch
1x 2 speed & 2x 3 speed wiper switches
1 switch key buzzer / 1 horn relay / 1 head lamp delay assembly. / 1 temp sending unit
1 rear speaker fader switch / 1 windshield washer switch /1 flasher
1 head lamp warning buzzer / 1x 4 gang window switch / 1 key switch
3 fan belts / water pump / gasket kit
All stock reusable engine Parts from rebuilt motor.

Elvis Presley, The King of Rock 'n' Roll had an undeniable flair for cars, and among his collection sat a charismatic Dodge Polara. Elvis had a way of turning whatever he touched—or drove—into an icon. His love for the Polara added an allure that lures collectors to this day.
Steve McQueen, Often dubbed the "King of Cool," Steve McQueen wasn't your average collector. His preference for performance met with classic style offered by the Polara. It aligned perfectly with his larger-than-life persona and his penchant for thrilling rides, be it on film sets or personal spins.
John Wayne, The Duke himself rode in style with a Dodge Polara offering the cowboy charm of expeditions, although one that traded horses for horsepower. To imagine John Wayne swaggering out of a Polara is to recall the vehicle's rugged essence—a fitting ride for a legendary icon.
From setting speed records that stood tall until the mid-'90s to appearing in the zany adventures of movies like "The Blues Brothers," the Polara was more than a fast-fleeting phenomenon. It was—and remains—a cultural artifact, sitting proudly in history's showrooms.