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NEW POST The Wetterskogs also know about this Carousel Red 1969 Judge sitting in Sweden. Wetterskog explains, "This car I wanted to buy from the owner since 1982 without success. The car is a real 1969 GTO Judge. It has standing on the same grass for almost 25 years. I think the owner is a little nuts, but what should I do?" In my brand of made-up Swedish I will suggest - Gettem that kar outta thet barnhousen. Make it mina kar.
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NEW POST Here is a close-up of the Ram Air decals on the hood.
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NEW POST The hood tach is a bit beat up.
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Carousel Red 1969 Judge. This one was emailed to me by Phil Penketh. It was Picture Of The Week for 5/24/98.
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This was our Picture Of The Week for 6/21/98. Its a 1969 Liberty Blue Judge with a white interior.
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Greg Spradlin has NEW Judge prints available! This was our Picture Of The Week for 10/18/98. Greg has a good eye for detail. He tells us how he created these beautiful 18" x 24" prints: "It is illustrated on the computer but in vector line art. Each line was hand drawn. Plus ten years experience airbrushing helps me get a clean airbrushed look.". The prints are suitable for framing. You can actually order them from his web site at http://www.g.spradlin.com . I
have one framed on my wall, and can't keep from staring at it constantly! This is a a must-have for any GTO fan! Please don't copy this particular image because it contains copyrighted artwork of Greg Spradlin. It is presented here in the context of a review and thus falls under the "fair use" provisions of the copyright laws. It's used with permission here.
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This was our Picture Of The Week for 8/8/99. A 1969 Carousel Red Judge hardtop with a black interior from Vinnie.
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This Liberty Blue 1969 Judge was our Picture Of The Week on 01/1/00. It belongs to Sal Mola from Connecticut. You can view all the steps of its frame-off restoration in the Restoration Gallery on this site: http://UltimateGTO.com/rest02.htm
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Sal Mola spent 5-1/2 years restoring this Judge. But in October of 2002, Sal had some sad news. A lady pulled out about 50 feet in front of Sal while he was going 55 mph. POOF no more Judge. That is the flatbed driver in the photo.
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I asked Sal if he got hurt, "Not physically. Emotionally it was hard to take. After all, I did spend 5-1/2 years restoring it. Perhaps you would like a couple of photos of it as it is now to show the guys how important it is to "watch out for the other idiot". Here are the pictures of my Judge on the flatbed. A sad ending to a
beautiful car." About the unfortunate accident, Sal said, "She told the police that she just didn't look. Amazing. Just not paying attention."
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I asked Sal if the insurance treated him fairly as far as the
claim amount. He said, "Remember, this was not a matching number car. The engine and even the frame were not original. But because of the condition it was in, (95-98 points per show) the number of trophys won at shows (38) and the fact that High Performance Pontiac did a three page spread on the car in Jan 2002, plus a lot of information
supplied by me and the restoration shop, I wound up getting $31,200.00. Not too bad."
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Sal added, "The car is now at the restoration shop being stripped of all usable parts. I have the (very bent) frame and drivetrain
in my garage, getting ready to go into a new frame. It was funny, when I had the Judge towed to the restoration shop, the owner told me he had just seen an ad for one, the same year and same color as mine. He found the ad, called up and went to see it. It was a PHS documented 1969 Judge, Liberty Blue with almost no options. This was no problem as we will take mine and put them in this car. It had no engine or trans, but came with a second frame that was already powder coated, and it also had new quarters. We bought it and will use my old one as
a donor car." This is a good reminder to people to drive carefully. Keep the insurance current on your car. And for goodness sakes, don't pull out in front of a Judge!
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This was our Picture Of The Week for 3/5/00. It is owned by Ralph Keith from Winchester, Tennesse. He says he spotted the car behind a tire shop. It had been sitting there for 8 years. Ralph decided to stop by and make an offer. $3,500 later and a coat of Carousel Red paint, he won three trophies in two events. (1st, 2nd, and the local Sheriff's department choice award).
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This was our Picture Of The Week for 1/1/01. It is a large Judge wallpaper for your computer screen. It has all years of Judges in various colors.
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A low mile Palladium Silver 1969 Judge hardtop owned by Tom G. This was our Picture Of The Week for 2/18/01
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