The Dodge Custom 880 was a full-size car that Dodge marketed from 1962 through the 1965 model year in the mid-price segment, helping to fill the gap in Chrysler's lineup left when DeSoto was discontinued in 1961. A cheaper Dodge 880 was also offered for 1963 and 1964. The 1962 Dodge Polara and Dart rode a 116 inch wheelbase and were seven inches shorter than comparable Chevrolets. The 1962 Custom 880 was in effect the union of the front end of the 1961 Newport and the rear of the 1961 Polara, and the wagon was made by mating a 1961 Polara front to a full-size Plymouth wagon body.
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