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Here's the other side of this spotless Ram Air IV engine. CLICK->
I liked this car because of some funny stickers on it. Let's just say this car is probably raced on a real tight budget. This 1969 GTO was built for racing. It seems to have originally been a green GTO with a green interior. It's got a bunch of Carousel Red 1969 Judge parts - such as the trunk lid and spoiler. CLICK->
Check out the rear of this "budget Judge". Looks like vintage stickers as the rust has eaten some of them away. That bumper looks like it's in great shape. See the "Jesus" sticker. See the TITS sticker. What does T.I.T.S. stand for? Oh, look, it's got blue dots in the tail lights. And is that a REAL animal tail sticking out of the trunk? CLICK->
This car has survived a lot of abuse. I'm hoping that duct tape is there to cover the gap betwen the fender and bumper - and not to hold the bumper on. Looks like one grille is from a regular GTO and one from a Judge. CLICK->
Here's another shot of what I'm calling the "Budget Judge" which I spotted in the pits at the drags. More duct tape on the Endura nose - the universal fix all. Looks like the hood is yellow. Do you think the owner purposely makes his car look shabby so people will be shocked when he beats them on the strip? Could be... CLICK->
There was a temperature gauge on the door. This one has a specially made shock mount. A bag of "stuff" cushions the thermometer from hitting the door metal. CLICK->
There's a lot of pieces missing on the dash. Who needs extra parts? Just throw out anything that doesn't make the car go faster! I saw this car being prepared for a run at the drags. CLICK->
Chief Pontiac is looking scary. That has got to be an original fender and "The Judge" emblem. CLICK->
Green 1969 GTO hardtop, left side view. This is the typical location for the collection of racing parts stickers. Thsi car wears a sticker for the International Christian Racers Association. It would be fun to know the history behind this car. CLICK->
This one was not racing. It rolled out of the Inline Tube trailer amid gasps of amazement at its level of detail. Carousel Red 1969 Judge hardtop with a white interior and hideaway headlights. CLICK->
There is a Ram Air engine under the hood of this Carousel Red 1969 Judge hardtop. This car looked like it was brand new. CLICK->
Another shot of the Ram Air engine in this Inline Tube Judge. CLICK->
This car cost $4,521.50 when new according to this window sticker. The Judge option cost $337.02 CLICK->
Carousel Red 1969 Judge convertible owned by John Wilson. CLICK->
Carousel Red 1969 Judge convertible, interior view. It's got a manual transmission, center console, remote driver's side mirror, and a Custom Sport steering wheel. PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ...
2004 Ames Tri-Power Nationals - Norwalk Lot 7 of 12.
Norwalk, OH
Here's a comment from a recent visitor...
Says Gil Neza (gilamonster20.@msn.com) - "I'm glad there isn't a lot of stupid people on here who only like Pontiac and hate Ford, Chevy. It should be Ford, Chevy, and Pontiac against all the damn rice rockets."
