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by Sean Mattingly. 1969 GTO Judge Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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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!CLICK->
This is a cool shot. Craig pre-assembled the entire drivetrain including the rear bumper! See the Hurst T-handle shifter? This baby is almost ready for a test drive. What a great photo. You can see all the detail work that went into this restoration. He's got components painted the proper shades. There are tags where the factory would have put them. He's also got colored paint dabs as the factory might have made.CLICK->
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The front fenders go on next. Wow. Take a look at the other Goats in this shop! That 67 GTO has one heck of a huge engine! We need some shots of that one!CLICK->
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All Judges came with a Ram Air engine. This one has the stock Ram Air III engine. An optional Ram Air IV engine was also available.CLICK->
Here is the invoice for this Judge. Color is DD which is Warwick Blue top and bottom. Interior is 50 which is for the blue interior. The Judge option added $337.32 to the price. It's worth a heck of a lot more today! Do you think you can get a Judge like this today for $3,516.72? |
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