[goatnut]

Originally Posted by Judge273

That is one great display and a great venue! My guess it is one mans tribute to the car that Pontiac never built yet he did.

John does "Judge" displays like no other!

The first pic was taken at the Pittsburgh W.O.W. show thats where I looked at the car.

It also has repop tail lamp lens.

[goatnut]

Here are my pics from the show. Sorry my camera must have been on the wrong setting as they turned out dark.

[goatnut]

last 3

[flyingn]

Originally Posted by 69Customs

Looks like wings auto art does some nice work on all the 69 goats.

Yes they do.. I was checking out their resto shop too. Wow.. Very nice

[Red Goat]

Awesome!!! I can't wait to see it in person...

[Mike Lannom]

Another OUTSTANDING restoration by Inline Tube!!!!!!

[Ron Landis]

Originally Posted by goatnut

The first pic was taken at the Pittsburgh W.O.W. show thats where I looked at the car.

It also has repop tail lamp lens.

that's the Carousel car that had the "correct" yellow Z-bar...until it wasn't. Never did figure that one out. John does good work...so good , in fact, that his "modified" Judge beat our "restored" Judge in the "Best Restored" class...in Michigan. Lowered with four wheel disc brakes...wrong wheels...yada yada. Sorta what drove me out of the hobby. Besides...we drove our car there and his was fresh out of the "Winner's Circle" from the year prior. I agree that there should be a "trailer queen" class. Not really fair to the true enthusiasts. Not that it matters to me...as I build them to enjoy. Checkbook hobbyists don't impress me much either. Just sayin' Ron

[69Customs]

Its a shame the car won't driven tho. Trailer queens are no fun to me. May as well just hang a picture of it if all a guy wants to do is look at it. jmo.

If that ain't the truth!!!

[Mike Lannom]

I always looked at it as indoor shows and National Concours categories are more geared for the "trailer cars". Local car shows, cruise nights and popular vote are more set up for people who drive them. We all have our reasons why we enjoy our GTO's, race, show, cruise or all three. John's cars are amazing, I look forward to seeing them at the National events along with all the cool GTO's that are there.

[Verdoro 68]

Beautiful cars but completely impractical. You might as well have a life sized model. Kind of reminds me of this scene from Spinal Tap.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7-5io1muSQ

[Ron Landis]

the ULTIMATE is the Pure Stock Musclecar Drag Races. All those cars look to be Best of Show winners at ANY event...yet they are doing exactly what they were made to do. As nice as these trailer queens are...I would take one of the Glasgo GTO's over ANY other...but that's just me. I want a dog that hunts! This one would do, as well! Ron

[wrea3_98]

My 69 Judge Vert had red oxide floors, partial inner trunk wells, seat divider, floors and underdash/inner firewall metal. Basically the whole inside of the car. Also had it under the car near the frame/body edges. Black was sprayed over it but it was not covering it completely. It is a Baltimore car.

Originally Posted by bigborehunter

I believe that red oxide primered floors were standard issue for one of the plants, was it Arlington or Baltimore? Can't remember but there are a couple of GTOs on this forum the same way.