70 judge convertible ra3 4 speed
 

almost 34 years ago I got this car prepped to go to my restoration shop. rear bumper off, headlights, grills, side markers, seats unbolted, seat belts, carpet removed. engine and transmission removed etc... and then I put one ahead of it, and then another while this one was shoved into storage and well like I said 34 years later this car still sits just like this and has not moved one inch. details are: ram air 3 numbers matching born with etc... WS block, original 4 speed trans, there is not any rust anywhere. absolutely the cleanest floors you will ever see. it is a true 43k mile car. it is white, tan interior and gold top. sold new in Denver Colorado and then moved to palm springs ca which is where I got it. the drivers side quarter panel was backed into between the wheel opening and rear bumper. the top body line, wheel opening and bumper lines are not bent, but whoever tried to pull out the dent did about as bad a job as could be imagined. I have an NOS gm hardtop quarter that my body guy was going to cut out a piece and use it. I have the PHS sheet for it. has all the original ram air pans and exhaust manifolds also.
$75k

here is the phs it wouldn't let me load it with the other pics.

speedo

Was that first photo taken in Oklahoma?

yes at my old house I lived in back then. right before it took it and put it into its 34 year hibernation.

why did you ask?

That’s gonna be pretty when restored. Different colors for a change.

Great car!

Was it near 81st and 129th?

Gary ??

I personally don't know him but I believe it is. Has a number of very rare Pontiac's including this one. This is one of 168 Judge 'verts, 3 of which were 455 D port cars. I don't have any other verifiable production breakdowns.

With this color combo, possible the only one built. I would love to see this car when finished. :Can-I-Have-It: