'69 Judge Project, NOM 400/4-sp, Cool Colors

[scuncio]

Definitely rough around the edges, but nice colors - the Carousel Red really pops against the Parchment interior. Not sure it's going to hit the $24k buy-it-now, but definitely a worthy car for restoration.

Link to 1969 Judge auction (https://ebay.to/2SAIwvX)

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[big gear head]

Dave?

[A12pilot]

Mmmmmm......lots of stuff missing from it. For a car to be worthy of an A12Pilot restoration, everything rare needs to be there, it needs to be affordable and priced way below market value, and the seller needs to deliver it for free!:biggthumpup::hmmm:

The immensely descriptive ad tells me more than the words that were omitted!:no:

Don’t you worry Freddie. Something’s a brewin’!:biggthumpup:

Cheers:beers:
Dave

[BLACKLS5]

It looks as though someone out of no where hit the reserve at 24K with (0) feedback. I don't see this ending well for the seller.

[Jonesy]

Just went there and the auction is still up and running :dunno:

[wayoutz]

Think someone through that 25k bid just to see where the reserve was. See this quite a bit on Flee Bay with folks with 0 feedback.

[BLACKLS5]

Yep, Went back a couple of hours later and they had retracted their bid. As said above, fishing for the reserve.

[BLACKLS5]

PHS now listed in the auction. Since no optional transmission listed, does this mean it's a 3-speed car, not a 4-speed originally?

[scuncio]

Yes, no trans option would have meant the Dearborn 3-speed. Talk about a lightly optioned car, wow.

[Dave Rifkin]

Looks like an Italia hiding in that barn.

[Bill Pritchard]

Hid the last six of the VIN at the top of the PHS but forgot to hide the one on the bottom :blush: