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by Sean Mattingly. 1970 GTO Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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by Sean Mattingly. 1970 GTO Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
 
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Is this a Knafel Pontiac race car? It was orginally white with minimal options (Judge, Ram Air IV, M-21 Close ratio 4 speed, safe-T-track rear, push button radio and the HD springs and shocks) and it was delivered new to the famous high performance dealer, Knafel Pontiac in Arkon, Ohio! The Knafel Pontiac race teams won more National/World Championships than any other stock class team; GM, Ford , and Mopar included. Knafel Pontiac was to high performance Pontiac cars like Yenko was to Chevrolet or Grand Spaulding Dodge was to Mopar. All of their drag race cars were white and this car is factory white. This one was found for sale in Tampa, Florida.CLICK-> 
Here's the invoice for the car. Notice the Knafel dealership address in the lower left corner. They ordered the car from the factory. The CC after the VIN in the upper left corner stands for the Polar White upper and lower body colors. The 58 is for the black interior. The difference between a regular GTO and a Judge was only $337.02 back in 1970.CLICK-> 
Palladium Silver 1970 Judge hardtop owned by Gary and Connie Summers from Campbellsville, Kentucky. Pontiac delivered this car new to a dealer in Naples, Florida. Gary purchased it in 2001 after it had sat in a barn in Kentucky for 15 years.CLICK-> 
Mark Smith fron Anderson, South Carolina bought this car for $1500 in 1994. He's been working on it slowly. Mark says, "I have always loved GTO's ever since my best friend in school bought a 65 GTO that was one of the coolest cars at school."CLICK-> 
Here's another shot of Mark's 1970 GTO.CLICK-> 
Here's what's under the hood of Mark's 1970 GTO>CLICK-> 
Bill Weeden (billrobin@wekz.net) is offering prints of this handsome Orbit Orange 1970 Judge hardtop which he drew. You can contact him via email if you want to buy a print. They are 20 X 24 inches. Do not copy or otherwise duplicate this image. It is Bill's copyrighted property.CLICK-> 
Ulrich Augustin from Gutchash BW Germany has owned this Cardinal Red 1970 Judge hardtop since 1990. He's done a full frame off restoration on this car, which has got to be pretty difficult way over in Germany. It's not like Ulrich is going to find any parts at a local swap meet or the junk yard. This car has a 400ci RAM AIR III engine, ported heads, 1.65 roller rockers, forged 11.5:1 pistons, Isky mech cam, Warrior intake, Speed Demon carb, MSD ingition, headers, 3 inch dual exhausts, Flowmaster mufflers, 4-speed MT transmission, and a 12-bolt 3.23 posi rear axle. Ulrich's best ET has been 12.8 seconds in the 1/4 mile.CLICK-> 
Left rear view of Ulrich's 1970 Judge. Is it just me, or are those Judge stickers huge! He has custom seats in it.CLICK-> 
Here's the Warrior intake and Speed Demon carb that Ulrich put on is Cardinal Red 1970 Judge.CLICK-> 
Green 1970 GTO hardtop owned by Steven Varnes from Middletown, Delaware.CLICK-> 
Steven's Green 1970 GTO hardtop has Rally II wheels and a hood tach.CLICK-> 
Green 1970 GTO hardtop, left side view.CLICK-> 
Sierra Yellow 1970 GTO convertible owned by Kevin Nelson from Pompton Plains, New Jersey. Kevin bought this in the summer of 2001. It has a floor shift automatic transmission with console, power steering, in dash clock, Rally II wheels, wheel opening mouldings, no other options.CLICK-> 
Blue 1970 GTO owned by Tommy Obenauf from Wisconsin. Tommy commented, "My Dad has had a 70 GTO since 1970, so I followed in his footsteps and bought my 1st GTO, after my high school graduation. It is a #'s matching, southern, 4-speed car with a
400 rebuilt engine, and new interior. It will be for sale in the next
couple months!"PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ... |
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