The Dodge 330 is a full-sized automobile marketed by the Dodge division of Chrysler from 1962 to 1964. Styled by Elwood Engel, the 330 was essentially an upscaled version of the Dart and was one of the first vehicles to use the Chrysler B-body design. The base engine for the 330 was the 225 ci (3.7L) Slant-6 inline-6, with a number of V8s optional. For 1965 onwards, full-size Dodge models were built on the new C-body. 106,700 were produced for 1964.
This casting was retooled in 2015, receiving an opening hood.