1969 Judge pace cars
 

I was going through some things and found this Judge cvt.used for pace car back in the day. Thought everyone would like it. I have another hard top but says file to big. Any idea to make it work?

Sweet!!!

That is AWESOME!! Owning a 69 Judge and living 20 minutes from Elkhart Lake isn't too bad either. I even got to deliver there during the American LeMans last summer at my previous job. :)

thats a cool pic, check out the ride height and stance

That is neat. Look at how the hood fits.......typical for the day?

That is an awesome picture. Carousel red with parchment?

Cool................!
 

I didn't know they had any Judge Pace Cars?I bet it would be worth a lot of money to have one now! :cool:

CONV JUDGE PACE CAR ? WOW ! SOMEONE OUT THERE HAS TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO THAT JUDGE . THANKS FOR THE PICS !

another pace car Judge

Nice to see that even new these cars had hood alignment problems...:-)

Thanks for the great pics...absolutely awesome! I agree...somebody must know where these cars went or are at now....

Yes, they are really great pictures. Thanks for sharing them. I don't recall ever seeing any pictures of '69 Judges as pace cars before.

Can anyone make out what is written on the Judge convert and/or which track it was at? I would be interested in seeing other pictures like this if anyone else has any.

Now if we could just find some information on what ever became of these two cars...

The convertible was from 'Road America' in Wisconsin..

JUDGE PACE CARS
 

WOW, where are these now???????
If anybody has them, Id LOVE to help make the graphics.
ALSO, if the pix are too big to open, send or foward to me E:[email protected], WE ARE Graphics guys & can open anything. We can reduce the file size & get back to you. NO PROBLEM
What an awsome sight, I too NEVER heard of a JUDGE PACE CAR

I can't tell about the convert., but you'll notice on the hardtop that it was supplied by a certain Pontiac dealer. I'm sure that after the race it was simply 'delettered', and returned to dealer stock, and probably driven as a demonstrator for a while then sold as such. Unless you would have signed documentation with pics from that dealer stating that the car was used as a pace car, there would be no way to prove it. And back then, it was probably worth more without the history of being a pace car.

Jerry is right because I own a pace car from a race track. They removed the letters and sold it to the first owner as a demonstrator. I have the documentation from the dealer proving it was a pace car.

Thanks for posting the cool pics!!

Count me in for another WOW !

The hardtop looks like it says Hollomon of Hampton Va. maybe? Being that it paced a Charlotte Nascar race (judging by number of spectators) - around here - that would have been special and sold just like that with lettering in place. Maybe even above sticker price. A couple of owners or eventual re-paint, more than likely this car is lost in the mix now.

Would try to claim it's my car, but mine came with the lower quarter trim.

GREAT PICS BOB