Lot of missing info here, I see on the site the window sticker which if true, shows what this car was ordered with, trouble is, what does this car have now? is the drivetrain original? the rear, tranny, engine? obviously stuff under the hood is non stock, the radiator, wiring, the RA equip, pan etc are after market, RAIII was the standard engine in the Judge, it could be upped to the RAIV, as stated either could be ordered in other GTO"s, a standard trans RAIII in 69 would have a block ID of either WQ or WS, the WS blocks could have either a 48 or 12 head, the WQ would have a 48 head, the WQ would have a 744 cam, the WS could have a 744 or a 068, most of them had the 068. The Pontiac HO cams went 068, 744 - RAI & RAIII, 041 RAII & RA IV, the 744 cam is an oddball, more radical than the 068 but it seems the factory had warranty issues with them, early production of the RAI & III seem to start with the 744, then they switched to the 068 both times, weird, saw a guy do a heads up between the cams and the 744 showed no gains other perhaps low rpm, the 068 had better 1/4 mile times. Still this is a beautiful car for a win, it's not restored and it's value is hard to determine, it's what I call and altered restoration, at least they didn't do something horrible like put a chevy block in there. But it's far from factory correct.
This one isn't a Judge, but it's one of 249 convertibles with RAM Air III. The original owner ordered it with some options you'd see on a Judge. If you get Poncho Perfection, it was featured in the April edition and the story was called A Judge in Sheep's Clothing. 🙂
Beautiful GTO and one that would be great to win. But I noticed something. If I'm seeing the paper correctly that shows the vin number and options, this is the same car that FSD Hotrod Ranch was selling maybe a year ago (from a video I seen on RUclips). At that time in their video there are "Judge" decals on the front fenders and rear spoiler. I understand this isn't a Judge, which is fine. I like the car either way but am wondering why the removal of the Judge decals but not Judge stripe? Congrats to whoever wins.
Lot of missing info here, I see on the site the window sticker which if true, shows what this car was ordered with, trouble is, what does this car have now? is the drivetrain original? the rear, tranny, engine? obviously stuff under the hood is non stock, the radiator, wiring, the RA equip, pan etc are after market, RAIII was the standard engine in the Judge, it could be upped to the RAIV, as stated either could be ordered in other GTO"s, a standard trans RAIII in 69 would have a block ID of either WQ or WS, the WS blocks could have either a 48 or 12 head, the WQ would have a 48 head, the WQ would have a 744 cam, the WS could have a 744 or a 068, most of them had the 068. The Pontiac HO cams went 068, 744 - RAI & RAIII, 041 RAII & RA IV, the 744 cam is an oddball, more radical than the 068 but it seems the factory had warranty issues with them, early production of the RAI & III seem to start with the 744, then they switched to the 068 both times, weird, saw a guy do a heads up between the cams and the 744 showed no gains other perhaps low rpm, the 068 had better 1/4 mile times. Still this is a beautiful car for a win, it's not restored and it's value is hard to determine, it's what I call and altered restoration, at least they didn't do something horrible like put a chevy block in there. But it's far from factory correct.
🙏🙏🙏 nice package
she is a beauty !!
7,328 convertibles sold in 1969 only 108 convertible Judges.
This one isn't a Judge, but it's one of 249 convertibles with RAM Air III. The original owner ordered it with some options you'd see on a Judge. If you get Poncho Perfection, it was featured in the April edition and the story was called A Judge in Sheep's Clothing. 🙂
Beautiful GTO and one that would be great to win. But I noticed something. If I'm seeing the paper correctly that shows the vin number and options, this is the same car that FSD Hotrod Ranch was selling maybe a year ago (from a video I seen on RUclips). At that time in their video there are "Judge" decals on the front fenders and rear spoiler.
I understand this isn't a Judge, which is fine. I like the car either way but am wondering why the removal of the Judge decals but not Judge stripe?
Congrats to whoever wins.
Hi, we never know who is going to win the car and what their preference will be. So we leave certain items alone so the new owner may decide.
Great job! Very informative.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.