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Old 03-26-2020, 01:02 PM
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Here's my dad's Warwick Blue '69 Judge ram air 3 4 speed car from around 1975. He had just went through the engine and had got back from the first test ride. He sold the car in the mid 80's. The car ended up selling in the Oklahoma City area in the early 90's. Not sure where it ended up from there. Would love to find it and buy it back.
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Old 03-26-2020, 02:19 PM
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Here's my dad's Warwick Blue '69 Judge ram air 3 4 speed car from around 1975.
Your Dad was definitely "one of the boys" back then .
No hood on the maiden voyages was always the big status symbol for - fresh engine.

who owns this car - with the peace sign, mag wheels, and 4 in the floor

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Old 03-26-2020, 06:51 PM
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Your Dad was definitely "one of the boys" back then .
No hood on the maiden voyages was always the big status symbol for - fresh engine.

who owns this car - with the peace sign, mag wheels, and 4 in the floor
Yep, no hood was a status symbol - meant you had a fast/street racer.

But if you had a big hood scoop, an arrow on the hood (aka Rambler Scrambler), blacked out headlights, and hood pins on your 1977 Caprice station wagon, and had the gonads to run a Connecticut state trooper at night in an unmarked black 5.0 Mustang, well.................. you got an a** chewing from the cop informing you that next time you need to have something bigger under the hood, and a really fat ticket to go with the car. Who knew?
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Old 03-28-2020, 05:29 PM
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Here's my dad's Warwick Blue '69 Judge ram air 3 4 speed car from around 1975. He had just went through the engine and had got back from the first test ride. He sold the car in the mid 80's. The car ended up selling in the Oklahoma City area in the early 90's. Not sure where it ended up from there. Would love to find it and buy it back.

John, we need to get your dad's car registered in the 69 judge registry and then I can add it to my list of people looking for their original family's cars so if/when I come across the car I can let them know.

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Old 03-31-2020, 02:29 PM
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John, we need to get your dad's car registered in the 69 judge registry and then I can add it to my list of people looking for their original family's cars so if/when I come across the car I can let them know.
I wish we could find a VIN to the car but unfortunately we have not been able to find it.

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