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Old 03-01-2013, 03:44 PM
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Yes was trying to get at $70K. When I was doing the math I was thinking it had the original engine. Read the original thread the other night, and must have been concentrating on the first 3 pics and glossed over the NOM. Then today looking at the photo bucket pics figured even a correct driver would cost $45K or more finished. Went to the classifieds after posting and saw the blue judge in AL without the correct block going for $49K...WOW what a difference by buying one finished. Granted it's not a 4 speed and not my first choice in color, but a better deal for a driver. $70K is what I would expect to pay for a nice 69 Judge these days give or take.

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Yes was trying to get at $70K. When I was doing the math I was thinking it had the original engine. Read the original thread the other night, and must have been concentrating on the first 3 pics and glossed over the NOM. Then today looking at the photo bucket pics figured even a correct driver would cost $45K or more finished. Went to the classifieds after posting and saw the blue judge in AL without the correct block going for $49K...WOW what a difference by buying one finished. Granted it's not a 4 speed and not my first choice in color, but a better deal for a driver. $70K is what I would expect to pay for a nice 69 Judge these days give or take.
$70k is round port territory, if you ask me. A PY member picked up a very nice RAIV 69 4 sp Judge a few years ago for a good bit less than that. NOM, but numbers correct.

If that doesn't float your boat, you should be looking for the cream of the crop in a RAIII. Darrell Davidson (Supercar Creations) sold his 69 RAIII Judge for a little less than that a few years ago; it was a NOM car, but Silver/red guts, 4 sp, 3.55, hood tach, etc. Fresh restoration and fresh concours gold from GTOAA Nats.

Or pick up Jimmy Daniel's very nice Judge in Alabama for $50k and spend $20k on hookers and booze.

Good luck,

Scott

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$70k is round port territory, if you ask me. A PY member picked up a very nice RAIV 69 4 sp Judge a few years ago for a good bit less than that. NOM, but numbers correct.

If that doesn't float your boat, you should be looking for the cream of the crop in a RAIII. Darrell Davidson (Supercar Creations) sold his 69 RAIII Judge for a little less than that a few years ago; it was a NOM car, but Silver/red guts, 4 sp, 3.55, hood tach, etc. Fresh restoration and fresh concours gold from GTOAA Nats.

Or pick up Jimmy Daniel's very nice Judge in Alabama for $50k and spend $20k on hookers and booze.

Good luck,

Scott
Or better yet put the $20K back in my pocket
Thanks for your $.02

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