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Old 05-21-2008, 03:27 AM
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Need some input on the value of a 1970 GTO Judge. It's a 4 speed, PDB,PS,Posi,Vinyl top Ram Air III non-matching engine, that will need a restoration. Any Ideas. Body has some rot, not sure on the trunk pans or floors. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Old 05-21-2008, 06:26 AM
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Need some input on the value of a 1970 GTO Judge. It's a 4 speed, PDB,PS,Posi,Vinyl top Ram Air III non-matching engine, that will need a restoration. Any Ideas. Body has some rot, not sure on the trunk pans or floors. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
What color scheme? Big difference b/w triple green and Orbit Orange...

Does it run and drive?

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Old 05-21-2008, 02:40 PM
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Gold, Black top, saddle interior. Does not run at this time. has original trans and rears, and RA stuff is all there too.

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Gold w/Black vinyl top would be VERY unusual. And a 4-speed car to boot.
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Gold and black would look like this...
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I think they made three golds in 1970 but I might be wrong. Palomino Copper, Granada Gold, and Baja Gold. Of the three, I really like the Baja Gold color. The others are a little dark for my tastes but still nice.

I will throw a number out there just to answer your question. Assuming decent, restorable condition with most items present.....$15,000 to $18,000 ish. At this point, I think 30K to 35K is the minimum to restore a car. I think in today's market, you can get a nice car for $50 to 60K. Thus, the unrestored car needing a full restoration really cannot sell for much more than $15K to 18K (as you have described).

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