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Old 10-25-2014, 12:16 PM
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Great research again, John!

You're correct about the photo being cropped. Here's the other half.

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Old 10-25-2014, 05:37 PM
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Great research again, John!

You're correct about the photo being cropped. Here's the other half.

That's pretty COOL....A Pontiac truck with Buick portholes in the hood....

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I have no idea about the pickup truck. I was hoping someone here could shed some light on it.

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It looks like a 1950-54 GMC pickup with a Pontiac hood ornament. If I'm not mistaken, they put some Pontiac engines in GMC during those years-

Odd to see it without a vent window, though-

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This is Bob Neil Pontiac in High Point, NC. You can see what appears to be a Judge banner in the window and possibly a 69 Judge sitting outside.

Does anyone have a better picture of this Judge banner?
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Bert Adams Pontiac in Joliet IL, this is the abbreviated poster that says, "The Judge...Is Here".



The full size Judge poster.

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Bert Adams Pontiac in Joliet IL, this is the abbreviated poster that says, "The Judge...Is Here".

and

The full size Judge poster.
Thanks, Mike. I knew that I had seen these but could not find them in a search. I found this picture of Bob Neil Pontiac in, of all places, the "Remember When in High Point" on facebook. Someone posted this picture but had no idea about The Judge banner/car in the picture.

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It looks like a 1950-54 GMC pickup with a Pontiac hood ornament. If I'm not mistaken, they put some Pontiac engines in GMC during those years-

Odd to see it without a vent window, though-

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The Chevy truck is a 1947 thru 1950. There are no vent windows on these. In 1951 the vent windows were present.

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On review, that Sedan Delivery looks to be a '50 Pontiac. I'm no expert on early post-war stuff. But the rear fender chrome trim and front bumper look like pix I see of '50 Pontiacs.

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The Chevy truck is a 1947 thru 1950. There are no vent windows on these. In 1951 the vent windows were present.
I guess my brain doesn't think back that far! LOL

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Default Grumpy's Toy & Strip Blazer..

Found these in shop yesterday...
I got them back in 2003 at the Muscle Car Madness show in PA.
My car was on the showroom so I was allowed in a few hours before they opened up to public to clean up car. Had a few talks with Malcolm & Grumpy. Also had chance to talk to Ronnie Sox before he passed on (RIP). Joe Jaconno is a funny man ..and Fred Bears twin brother I think..
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For some reason I can only do one to a post...WTF is with that ??
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Here's a try...notice they are both autographed
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