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Old 02-13-2008, 07:51 PM
JasonD JasonD is offline
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Default 1970 Judge Barn Car Resurrection

I know a few of you are familiar with the 1970 Judge I found in the barn near my shop. It's an Oshawa-built Ram Air III/4 speed car that is documented with the WT7 "black wing" option. If not, that whole story can be found here:
http://forums.maxperformanceinc.com/...&highlight=WT7

The car is being restored from the ground up on nights and weekends by my father and I and I'd like to show some of the progress to maybe help some others see how we do things.

Here is the car as purchased:


Off the frame:


Some pictures of the restored rear brake drum assemblies. You can see the original brake shoe assemblies with the way the factory color-coded the springs.....which we carefully reproduced on the restored assemblies. This car had only 50K easy miles on it when it was parked so it still wears all it's original brakes, rotors, and drums.






Pics of the rear frame and axle assembly under construction, with factory paint inspection daubs which were found during cleaning and disassembly:

PS......and YES, those are the original factory date coded "Delco Canada" spiral shocks!




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