This 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge is extensively documented and, according to Mecum, "enjoys a high profile in the Pontiac community as one of the finest in the country." Its history includes at least one television and book appearance.
The Judge was bought from its original owners with just 38,000 miles on the odometer before being treated to a full frame-off restoration by Best of Show in Chicago, IL.
Westech or Silver Lake, Wisconsin, then handled the job of rebuilding the car's original Ram Air III engine and Muncie M20 4-speed transmission. Both retain all the major original components.
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![]() Collectors will obey this 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge at Mecum |
A new carpet was installed in the otherwise original Blue interior, which features bucket seats, console, Rally gauges and a tachometer.
What's more, this car has competition pedigree to match its condition, including winning Outstanding in Class Award at the 2002 World of Wheel. The car has also taken numerous popular vote awards at the annual "Indian Uprising" held by the Cruisin' Tigers GTO Club
The GTO's television appearance was in the debut episode of V8TV, the popular muscle car restoration show. It also appears prominently in the book GTO: Pontiac's Great One by Darwin Holmstrom with photography by David Newhardt.
![]() Mechanical muscle: under the Judge's bonnet |
As mentioned, the car will sell with a wealth of documentation - including a handwritten history, complete with photographs and mileage logs by the original owners, full PHS documentation and a full record of its restoration.
Boasting low miles, a full frame-off restoration, impressive provenance and full documentation of its history, this show-worth classic automobile will definitely be one to watch at Mecum's upcoming sale.
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