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03-29-2006, 08:47 PM
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69 JUDGE
These are some pictures of before and after of my Dad's 69 Judge. We did a frame off in 2003. Three generations of Pontiac lovers completed most of the work. May be some inspiration for those who are starting new projects! The original engine was gone, but there was a WS taken out of a Judge in the early '70s, about a dozen weeks early on the dates, but had original manifolds and @ .001" wear in the bores. Car sports original pistons and a new 744 cam, correct for the car. Now, if Kevin gets his "garage find" RA IV / 4.33 four speed car done here soon, we can do our own "track test." Both cars are from the same location. His car will have fresh, unmolested heads, a WW block, cast one day after this car was sold, along with a factory RA IV cam, so it should provide about as honest a comparison as can be expected. I love these pix. Anyone go carsinbarns.com ? Thanx for sharing. Ron
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