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The 1963 Dodge D-100 413 Max Wedge High Performance Package is one of the rarest and most fascinating Mopar vehicles ever built. Long before muscle trucks became a trend, Dodge quietly offered a limited run of D-series pickups equipped with the brutal 413 cubic-inch Max Wedge V8 — an engine normally reserved for drag-strip legends like the Super Stock Dodges and Plymouths.

With its high-compression big-block, dual carburetion, heavy-duty cooling, upgraded suspension, and reinforced drivetrain components, the Max Wedge D-100 was a factory hot rod in truck form — a true sleeper designed for customers who wanted maximum performance in a work-ready body. Very few were built, and surviving examples are incredibly valuable today.

In this video, we explore the complete history of the 1963 Dodge D-100 Max Wedge — how the package came to be, what made it so powerful, and why this ultra-rare Mopar truck is now considered a holy-grail collectible.

In this video, you’ll learn:

How Dodge engineered the Max Wedge 413 for drag racing

Why the engine found its way into a limited number of D-100 trucks

Performance features unique to the High Performance Package

How the Max Wedge D-100 compared to other early performance trucks

Why these trucks are rare, valuable, and highly sought after today

If you love Mopar performance, factory drag-racing engines, or rare muscle trucks, this video is for you. Share your Max Wedge truck stories in the comments!