[MikeNoun]

It's a Ram Air invasion. Part of Chuck's amazing collection in Illinois (and a couple he's storing for others), just thought I'd share the pic. Incredibly, some of his rarest cars aren't even in this photo; Orbit Orange 70 Judge RAIV ragtop, Starlight Black 70 Judge RAIV 4-speed hardtop, 70 GTO RAIV non-Judge 4.33 gear car, a real 1964 GTO Royal Bobcat, and a 8,800 mile all-original 1968 GTO.

Mike

[Big Mike]

Disgustingly nice!

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

Good Gosh Amighty

Would be like taking a kid to pick out a puppy - they all look cute !
Great picture and bet it was a real good time.

[Tenney]

Wow!

[weranc55]

Mike see if you can get any pics of the 68 low mileage.

[Forrest]

Good grief! some people have all the luck!..Would love to just "hug" a few of them!

[goat1964-2004]

Nice!

[MikeNoun]

Originally Posted by weranc55

Mike see if you can get any pics of the 68 low mileage.

I do have quite a few pics of the '68. It's a reference car, doesn't move much. One of the things that we marveled at was the original top. My friend Dave Armstrong, Pontiac resto guru, said that reproduction convertible tops have been made incorrectly for decades, and very people were aware of the errors. Has to do with the material used for the seams, and the stitching. This one is of course a time capsule, all original.

Didn't mean to hijack my own thread, but is there a sticky somewhere we can I can put the '68 pics? Obviously shouldn't go in this 69-71 Judge forum. I can e-mail to those that would like to see them.

Couple more pics. The OO car is an auto, and it's in the no-touchy zone of the collection.

Mike

[Ram Air IV Jack]

Originally Posted by MikeNoun

It's a Ram Air invasion. Part of Chuck's amazing collection in Illinois (and a couple he's storing for others), just thought I'd share the pic. Incredibly, some of his rarest cars aren't even in this photo; Orbit Orange 70 Judge RAIV ragtop, Starlight Black 70 Judge RAIV 4-speed hardtop, 70 GTO RAIV non-Judge 4.33 gear car, a real 1964 GTO Royal Bobcat, and a 8,800 mile all-original 1968 GTO.

Mike

Is this Chuck Cocoma? I met him several years ago at a car show and heard he had large collection. Claimed he had a buyer for my car which wasn't for sale at the time. Threw a few numbers at me and I told him this original is worth more than that. He claimed if it was a restored car it might bring more. I told Chuck originals in fine condition are worth more than restored cars. We argued this point back and forth with no agreement reached.

[1oldgoat]

Amazing collection!