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Frame Off 1970 Pontiac Gto Judge Black Fresh Restoration Original 60k Mile Rare on 2040-cars

Year:1970 Mileage:100
Location:

Port Orange, Florida, United States

Port Orange, Florida, United States
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1970 PONTIAC  GTO
"JUDGE" 
400 RAM AIR III

This is a very rare opportunity to own
 ONE OF THE GREATEST MUSCLE CARS EVER..
 1970 Pontiac GTO 

Not only is this a REAL GTO.... but
It is a REAL factory, 4 speed....
"JUDGE"
And if that's not good enough... 
It is a REAL factory, 4 speed, "BLACK" JUDGE

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Here is the info on this black beauty:
Factory "starlite black"
Factory 4 speed
Original interior with front seats recovered
Headliner and carpet replaced
New dash and gauges installed
Real 68000 mile car before restoration
Original numbers matching 400 Ram Air III engine totally rebuilt
Factory drum brake car
Factory-non power steering car
Converted to power Disc brakes and Power Steering
Body painted in 2011 and driven on the Power Tour 
Body removed and complete rolling chassis restoration completed this year
(the complete undercarriage, floors, frame, suspension, etc restored)
Body, paint and interior remained from 2011   
PHS Documented black factory 4 speed 

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There were only 3629 "Judge" hardtops built in 1970
Only 1831 were built with M20 4 speeds
Only 1515 GTO's were black

So how many "Black Judges" are there??
AND...how many still exist?
This my friends....is a very rare car

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Please view ALL photos and ask ALL questions before bidding
In addition to the 24 photos allowed by eBay I have posted an additional 100+ photos
PLEASE "highlight" each link separately 
and THEN "right click" and THEN click "go to http:" 

LINKS: 
http://1drv.ms/Q8jAcO
http://1drv.ms/1iQxs2i

This is one of the most solid Muscle Cars I have ever seen...
the floors, rockers and trunk pan are original  
(please view photos of the underside before the restoration)
Runs and Drives AWESOME 

I hope you enjoy looking at this beautiful muscle car as much as I have..
Please take the time to view all of the photos and ask as many questions as you like
You can bid with total confidence as I have a 100% feedback rating for 13 years   

Here is my personal cell # 
386-214-4131

Remember..."Every day is a Blessing"
God Bless America and the Brave Men and Woman of our Great Military!

please help our wounded warriors..go to helpwwp.org
Thank You
  



On Apr-16-14 at 13:45:21 PDT, seller added the following information:

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I seem to be having a problem with the links...please "copy" and "paste" them in your browser and they should come up or email me and I will send you the link.  Thanks

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