Hey guys, I just flipped through the latest issue of High Performance Pontiac. If you would like to see a nice PT '69 GTO Judge then you need to pick up a copy of this issue. It's not mini tubbed, it doesn't have the biggest and best billet wheels, it doesn't have twin turbos, etc...I love to see all the high end stuff as much as anybody but sometimes it's just kinda nice to see somebody make "just a nice ride: type of car. Just enough of the right mods to make you take notice and think "hey this is pretty cool" The article talks of G-forces and Pro-Touring and the article talks about a PT build and comparing a wallet-busting build to a build where you can create a nice PT car and still be able to return it back to original. It really is a good article and the basis for what Pro-Touring is about. Atleast head over to store and flip through it, it's a good read and a sweet car.
Thanks for sharing, John. That is truly one awesome Judge. The Judge will always hold a special meaning for me since my dad used to have a carousel red '69 ram air III 4-spd. He sold it. Still regrets it to this day! Oh well, who knew a nice restored Judge would be bringing $70K 35 years later. Such is life!
Paul
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The Judge will always hold a special meaning for me since my dad used to have a carousel red '69 ram air III 4-spd. He sold it. Still regrets it to this day! Oh well, who knew a nice restored Judge would be bringing $70K 35 years later. Such is life! 
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