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by Sean Mattingly. 1969 GTO Judge Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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by Sean Mattingly. 1969 GTO Judge Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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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?CLICK-> 
The body was put on a rotisserie and finished separate from the frame.CLICK-> 
A rotisserie allows you to turn the body as you work on it so you don't have to climb all over and under it yourself. The firewall has been painted Windward Blue.CLICK-> 
Windward Blue gets applied over the rest of the body.CLICK-> 
The front clip is shot separately. The fender emblems are installed. It is easier to install them before the inner fender is installed. Notice the hole for the hood tach has already been cut. Don't forget to add a flex agent to the paint before shooting the nose and spoiler.CLICK-> 
The frame is stripped, sanded, and painted. Hey, what's that off to the right? It's the front of a 1967 GTO!PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ... |
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