[Brewster]

Now here are some nice fenders

[300deluxe]

Originally Posted by Brewster

Now here are some nice fenders

Thats what you call some Daisy Dukes!

[muscle_collector]

Brewster

[Judge273]

Top up...

[Alanjnc]

Originally Posted by MikeNoun

All good comments, but no one notices The two door bubble top driving down the street?

[Alanjnc]

Originally Posted by Alanjnc

All good comments, but no one notices The two door bubble top driving down the street?

And all the Pontiacs across the street? And the white 67 hemi GTX driving down the street? (X-ray vision....lol. I can DREAM!!)

[judger69]

Originally Posted by Alanjnc

And all the Pontiacs across the street? And the white 67 hemi GTX driving down the street? (X-ray vision....lol. I can DREAM!!)

OK Alan, we are Pontiac addicts fixated on Pontiacs ( and girls.). was there a '59 bubble top chevy there somewhere? Hmmm must have missed it. its another chevy, so didn't notice it. But the daisy duke shorts in front of a '69 CR Judge?? now you have my upmost attention !!!!!

Sorry man but we pay attention to cool Pontiacs ( and girls of course).

Dion

[Diego]

Looks like a Belvedere, Alan - RO23 Hemi Belvedere II as consolation prize?

[post toastie]

A friend of mine had a 67 belvedere II hemi car back in the early nineties, those were the days musclecars were either dead on the driveways or being driven unrestored. The mid eighties were even better cars were realy cheap to buy then.

[da judge]

Dreamaphobes and a 1993 lineup at Wisconsin Dells.

[da judge]

This white 70 Judge has had a few owners over the years. And I've had the pleasure to talk to almost all of them. Ram Air lll with a four speed. Originally sold new at Matusack Motors in Reedsburg, Wisconsin, to a part-time employee (and a senior at Reedsburg's Webb High) who owned it three separate times in the 1970s. Quite a number of motors have been through it's engine bay. The Ram Air air cleaner was gone by the time the last owner purchased it. Now resides in southwestern Wisconsin.

What would the rocker switch be that's to the right of the steering column?

[71 lemans sport 455]

Rocker switch would be either electric rear window defroster or rear window defogger

[Judge273]

Awww the 70s....

[OVERULD]

Yes indeed! The 70s were a great time to be a teenage boy on the hunt for fast wheels and pretty girls. Gas Fumes and Perfume!

BJ

[judger69]

47,000 mile survivor at a car show just south of Calgary last weekend. It was purchased from the original owner in B.C. just a few weeks ago and brought to Calgary Alberta. All the codes & dates line up except for the wheels - The story is the originals were stolen years ago. But a very nice survivor !!

[7072]

Originally Posted by da judge

This white 70 Judge has had a few owners over the years. And I've had the pleasure to talk to almost all of them. Ram Air lll with a four speed. Originally sold new at Matusack Motors in Reedsburg, Wisconsin, to a part-time employee (and a senior at Reedsburg's Webb High) who owned it three separate times in the 1970s. Quite a number of motors have been through it's engine bay. The Ram Air air cleaner was gone by the time the last owner purchased it. Now resides in southwestern Wisconsin.

What would the rocker switch be that's to the right of the steering column?

On mine that switch is for power flow ventilation

[north]

A more likely, especially in Wisconsin, switch would be for the rear defogger (an electric defroster was also available starting in 70)

[wagonmaster]

Originally Posted by MikeNoun

That Judge was owned by the late Robert Hicks. The brother of a friend from school. Great guy. He once chewed me out for putting dash plaques on the 4 speed console in my 70 GTO.

Tim

[muscle_collector]

that looks like it was taken at the street machine nationals
love the day 2 cars

[marxjunk]

i had some turbines on one of my 71 GTOs just like on that day 2 OO Judge... wow..memories just swept in..i loved that car..and always got compliments on the rims