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  1. 11-12-2003 06:34 PM #1
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    My dad's 1970 GTO Judge...

     



    Just wanted to share these with everyone. My dad is the original owner of this baby. It's pretty much all original and completely untouched. Minimal rust, no body damage...excellent shape overall. It's been garaged for years now and will start, but isn't really driveable (needs brakes, etc.).

    Lately he's contemplating selling it, but he'd love to restore it if he had the extra money.

    Anyway...here are the pix, hope you enjoy...







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    I always liked those cars, & everytime I see one , Flip Wilson always comes to mind in his Judge garb saying" Here comes the Judge, Here comes the Judge"..........LOL

    My neighbor has his 69 GTO that he had in high school & is building a pro street out of it. BUt it got put on hold after 3 little girls have came along the past 7 years.....


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    I think you should figure a way to talk your Dad into letting you work out the bugs and get it going again!!! That is one fine looking GTO and from the looks of the photos does not really need that much work to get it back on the street...

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    Yeah- Car looks awesome!
    It doesn't cost that much money to put one of these back in top working order... Brakes, and quick tune-up and she should be running great again!
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    Neat looking Judge, should get it back in running order for him and let him go play with the rest of the kids for awhile. Bet he'd change his mind about selling it !!!!
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