[darryldayton]

Originally Posted by north

Maybe you are thinking of a 71 Judge convertible, only 17 made and the standard equipment engine was the 335 horse 455 HO which in 71 was low compression but used round ports heads and an aluminum intake similar to the 1970 RA IV 400.

Well, as I said it has been It has been 40 years. I really thought that the car WAS a 1971 but my old partner remembers it as a 1970. We sold the car to a Chicagoland Pontiac dealer. I am sure it was a 4 speed with console and 455 ram air IV. No pictures, we did not have it long enough to get any and I have no idea of the V.I.N. Possibly with the info of the Pontiac dealer (don't know his name) that bought it and the few that were built maybe someone can determine where the car is now and what it really was.

[Pepper Judge]

Originally Posted by darryldayton

No pictures, we did not have it long enough to get any and I have no idea of the V.I.N. Possibly with the info of the Pontiac dealer (don't know his name) that bought it and the few that were built maybe someone can determine where the car is now and what it really was.

We can get vehicle and driver history from the MTO here in Ontario.

Go to the DMV and get a history of vehicles previously registered in your name or your company and you will identify the VIN. You should also be able to run the licence plate to get a VIN if you still have record of it.

Good luck; it would be interesting to get the details of the car.