1969 Pontiac Gto Judge on 2040-cars
Okanogan, Washington, United States
More infos regarding my car at: mitziemwwida@cabbies.net .
1969 Pontiac GTO Judge ( Real ) Has Pontiac Hestorical documentation. Also has the origional Tank sticker. General
Motors built some of the best ground pounding muscle cars of the era with the GTO, Firebird, 442, Chivelle, and
Buick GS. This Judge was owned by the same owner for 38 years and sat in his gradge for 28 of them. It has
undergone a complete frame off restoration. During the restoration the body was media blasted in and out to bare
steel and painted with beautiful Carisal red base clear urithane paint. The frame was also media blasted to bare
steel. All bushings, steering linkage, and ball joints replaced. Then painted with base and saten urithane clear.
After 46 years not many of these cars can say they have the # match drivetrain but this one ( Does ) The power
plant is the 400 cubic inch Ram Air III. The motor has been completly rebuilt with .030 over pistons. New cam,
rod, and main bearings. Crank was turned .020 .020 and the rotating assembly was balanced. The muncie 4 Speed has
also been conpletly rebuilt with new Sincros Bearings Seals Exc. Options include PB Raido, 4 Speed, The Judge, 257
Pearl white interior, ( We added the closeing headlights ) This car is beautiful Top to Bottem. It runs strong and
is a Fantastic example of pontiacs muscle car era.
No warrentee given or applied.
Persional or professional inspections are welcome.
The following are the Date codes and numbers.
Car Build date 04D = April 21-28 1969
Block 9790071 Vin stamped. WS. D219 = Aprl 21 1969
Heads #48 D139 = April 13 1969
Intake 9794234 D169 = April 16 1969
Transmission 3925660 Vin stamped Feb 18 1969
Rearend 9795082 B109 =Feb 10 1969
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