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Rear view of Robert's find! It's a red 1971 GT-37 from a better vanished time!CLICK-> 
There's a bench seat in this 1971 GT-37. I wonder how rusty the underside is? Just wait until you see this car restored...CLICK-> 
Red 1971 GT-37 with a pretty big hole in the passenger door. I still haven't spotted that 69 GTO that is supposed to be pictured in this set somewhere. All you can see is the GT-37 pretending to be a Starsky & Hutch Ford Torino. Most can see right through the disguise!CLICK-> 
Here's the other side of Robert's red 1971 GT-37. Starsky & Hutch probably would not mistake this car for theirs.CLICK-> 
  
Take a look at this! Only one year later and look at Robert's 1971 GT-37. Robert tells us, "I finally finished the resto last week. I know there is a lot of things that aren't proper: hood, seats, rear valance, color of the wheels etc. But with the resources I had available and other considerations, this is what I have come up with. I like it and it's mine and thats what counts."CLICK-> 
Orbit Orange 1971 GT-37 hardtop, left side view.CLICK-> 
Orbit Orange 1971 GT-37 hardtop, right rear view.CLICK-> 
Orbit Orange 1971 GT-37 hardtop, engine view.CLICK-> 
Orbit Orange 1971 GT-37 hardtop, trunk view. Robert has done a lot of work on this car.CLICK-> 
Orbit Orange 1971 GT-37 hardtop, interior view.CLICK-> 
Robert added stripes to his Orbit Orange 1971 GT-37 hardtop.CLICK-> 
This car has come a long way. Robert did some work under the hood too. Robert explains, "I added this new 355ci 375hp 400ft-lb SB Chevy engine. The car never had a power train when I dragged it out of that marsh, so I went with a cheaper form of power rather than trying to find a Poncho 400. Sorry to the purists.... NOT, this beast is a HELLUVA LOT OF FUN!"CLICK-> 
Nordic Silver 1971 Judge sent in by Carl Scott from Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. Carl commented, "This car was bought by my Dad in 1979 and was fully restored in 1981. Then was parked in storage since 1984 until May 2003 for my Prom. The car is in excellent condition inside and out with 52,000 miles. All the #'s match on engine, tranny and VIN Plate."CLICK-> 
Nordic Silver 1971 Judge hardtop, right front view.CLICK-> 
Nordic Silver 1971 Judge hardtop, right side view.PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ... |
   
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