[darryldayton]

Originally Posted by johnta1

What color was the exterior and trim?

Do you think it originally sold around the Chicago area?

I lived in Savanna, Illinois on the Mississippi at the time. The guy we bought it from lived there also and had bought it used in the Quad Cities area about 60 miles south of Savanna. The only Chicago connection I know of was that we sold it to a Chicagoland (Chicago suburbs) dealer.

To answer other question in this thread the car was blue outside with the multi-colored stripes and blue inside.

We skipped title on the car so it was never registered in my name. So V.I.N. is a dead end.

I would think finding this actual car would be easier to survey existing 1970/1971 Judge convertible owners. The owner of my old car may be interested in my connection to the car for it's history.

I came to this site not to argue about the car but to learn what I can about the rarity of it and possibly where it is now. I have no dog in this hunt. I have owned around 150 muscle, sports, antique and special interest car in the last 50 years and currently own a 1957 and 1965 Corvettes and a 1966 Dodge Charger. I have no interest in purchasing this old Judge that I once owned.

[johnta1]

We're not really trying to argue.


Most of us have been through this. It's usually time that causes the problems. (memory fades, etc)

Most here are really interested in the car. For me especially if it was a 1971 Judge!

Try this link:

Judge Registry

It would be tremendous if the VIN was known. Then it would be possible to find out all the info on the car.