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Old 12-29-2005, 10:00 PM
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I know of one in Florida that isn't registered.

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Old 12-29-2005, 10:08 PM
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There was one in Knoxville here in about '99 or 2000. Don't keep up with the owner though. It looked to be a poor restoration though. I think the guy's brother owned a muscle car restoration shop or auto body shop. I don't know who did the work. Very bad rear corner work on the car and bad gaps here and there. He was pretty cheap about attaining parts--my impression.

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Old 12-30-2005, 12:28 AM
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Sweetjudge: I thought I would chime in if you don't mind.

Guys, I'm the owner of the 1970 GTO in the pic's that Scott posted. Miss Silver is a REAL NICE car. If I had the money it would already be in my collection. Here are some other pics of the car:

Oh, SWEET - I let you guys stay ahead of me. LOL.

I had a great time at that car show with you guys.

Jim
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Old 12-30-2005, 09:27 AM
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BARON, im not sure what your asking. The block matches the vin. The heads do seem to be off a bit. Intake appears to be early.

I PERSONNALLY have not crawled under the car to look at every number. He is a friend of mine & i respect that if he says it is what it is than i take his word for it.

There are a ton of NIT PICKERS, & tire kickers.

NO 36+ year old car is PERFECT, (ok maybe some) but ive seen JUNK JUDGES go for 20K

I CANT STRESS ENOUGH this is a clean sharp car, AS NAP & I mentioned if we had the dough the car would be in our garage.

MY views, I think the car is an original AM car it has a beautiful working AM FM in it now (can be changed)
I think the hideaways were added, but came on the car when he bought it.
Wood streering wheel is incorrect. (this can be changed)
Shifter arm to me looks incorect. (this can be changed)
I dont think there is a jack in the trunk i dont remeber (these are on ebay ALL the time)
Tires are 15" (this can be changed)
Dash has a cover, But very hard to tell.
Car starts right up, GROWLS & FLYS no smoke

TRULY A SWEET CAR (did i say sweet?)

SWEETJUDGE

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Old 12-30-2005, 02:00 PM
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I had one with 37k miles. It was sold new Atlanta, @ Boomershine Pontiac. I sold it to a guy in So. Ill in 1997.

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Old 12-30-2005, 02:38 PM
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I have a eye on it. I will bid on it if it does not get to high .wife said it would be my 40 birthday gift.
love the Silver Judge color!

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Old 12-30-2005, 08:06 PM
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I think that this car is easily worth over $50k
There are very few Silver Judges out there and like SweetJudge says,
it's only going to go up in value

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