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12-07-2005, 08:38 PM
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O.C.C. 70 OO Judge
I caught the tail end of American Choppers last night and Paul Sr stated that he wanted to take out some of his toys to a car/bike show. Looks like he has a few nice toys and one was a OO 70 Judge that looked real sweet. Anybody seen this car up close? or know details on it? They didn't show it too good, mostly in the background. I heard somewhere that he collects muscle cars.
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12-18-2005, 11:36 AM
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I know the previous owner, but met him after sold car to Paul. Had seen the car once at a local show. It was a flawless, concourse restore. 4spd, original OO Judge. Can't recall 100%, but fairly certain it was RAIV, all #'s car. Was fully documented and had a nice "pedigree" of owners. The previous owner only had it a short time, entered 1 concourse judging and won gold. The previous owner wanted back into an older goat and ended up with an awesome 66.
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12-18-2005, 12:53 PM
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Wow, it sounds like an impressive car. Hope Sr treats it a little better than he treats his drivers...
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12-18-2005, 02:01 PM
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It looked like one that Gary Cave did a couple of years ago.
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12-18-2005, 02:11 PM
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They showed the car on one of their shows, they took a road trip with a couple of bikes and a few cars. The Judge was one of them. I didn't know about all this at the time, cool story.
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#6
12-18-2005, 09:28 PM
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This is becoming a neat story now. I like that cranky old Tuttle Fvcker. Glad to hear he got a Real good one, and not a Clone or a Pro-Tour mod of some sort. I know he's got the money, but didn't know if he ever spent any of it. One time he was gonna kick everybodies azz in town because they were using too many disposable gloves - he gets tight sometimes.
He's a pretty cool ol dude. |
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#7
12-18-2005, 09:42 PM
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Pretty sure the previous owner of that OO Judge now has a 1966 tri-power car (Andrew Gold's old car). He's from NJ and I've seen him at some local shows. The '66 is a pretty car. Came from the factory with 4.33s. When Andy owned it, my buddy over at Stage 1 Automotive put a set of 3.55 gears in it for him so he could drive it on the highway. Don't know if the new owner (forgot his name) re-installed the 4.33 gears.
I'm a little disappointed in the OCC guys. For years they were at the Motorcycle Show in New York City (before they had a TV show). I heard they didn't appear last year b/c Cycle World couldn't meet their 'appearance fee'. Kind of left a bad taste in my mouth. They don't build the type of bikes I ride anyway, but I was a bit disappointed. C'est la vie.
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#8
12-20-2005, 12:16 AM
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Not sure wether he reinstalled the old gears...kinda doubt it. He does have a thing for originality, so there is a chance. The 66 looks awesome with all the old winner's decals on the side glass though!! Awesome touch and too cool that they were never removed!
I lucked into the concourse RalleyII's destined for the OO. They look great on my car, wearin the unused..till I got em, Wide Ovals! 
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