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Black 1969 RAIV Judge hardtop owned by Barry Lampi from Two Harbors, Minnesota. Barry tells us about his Goat, "I have owned this car since 1973. It has had three different Ram Air IV engines, including the one it now has. It has run 10.93 in the quarter mile, but has been restored to stock. I built it the way I like it; Judge package, Rally gauges, 8-track, tilt, wood wheel, power steering, power disc brakes, power trunk release, power seat, and hideaway headlights. It now has 722 Ram Air IV heads that I repurchased after being sold
in 1979. It has the correct Ram Air manifolds. This also has 45,000 miles on the body." CLICK->
Black 1969 RAIV Judge hardtop, right side view. There is a Carousel Red 1969 Judge hardtop next to it. CLICK->
Barry added RAIV decals to the deck lid. CLICK->
Here is a shot of that RAIV engine under the hood. CLICK->
And you thought building a metal 1969 Judge was hard. How about building one out of wood? This is a 3/4th scale 1969 Judge made out of wood by Conrad Bakker! It is pictured here on exhibit at the Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art. And was for sale on eBay in 2006. CLICK->
Not sure if this guy is checking out the underside or is part of the exhibit. This 3/4th scale Judge is described as fully loaded. Not sure what that means. I wonder if it has an interior and engine bay. Or is it solid wood. CLICK->
It's Craig Carnell's Windward Blue 1969 Judge hardtop. It came from the factory with special order (code 87) Windward Blue paint. It also has a Ram Air III engine, 4-speed manual transmission, and a 3.55 rear end. It's fresh off of a frame-off rotisserie restoration with zero miles - and in 2006 it is for sale. CLICK->
Windward Blue 1969 Judge hardtop, rear end view. CLICK->
Looking up the left side of Craig's Windward Blue 1969 Judge hardtop. Nice! CLICK->
Looking up the right side of Craig's Windward Blue 1969 Judge hardtop. Nice too! CLICK->
Under the hood is a Ram Air III engine! CLICK->
Let's peek inside. This is a parchment interior. The parchment interior comes with a black dash and carpet. CLICK->
Windward Blue 1969 Judge hardtop, trunk view. I can hear an echo in there. Concours concourrrrs concourrrrrs. CLICK->
Look at the detailing under the Judge from the rear. CLICK->
How about a shot from the front end? PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ...
Here's a comment from a recent visitor...
Says Alex (thelipenator.@yahoo.com) - "I am a huge fan of the goat, especially the 1966 model. Whenever I show my friends my dream car, I just send them a link to one of your pictures of a 1966 model."
