Original 1969 Gto Judge on 2040-cars
Richmond, Virginia, United States
Engine:Bored 400 C.u.
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Carousel REd
Make: Pontiac
Interior Color: Black
Model: GTO
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: JUDGE
Drive Type: 4 SPEED
Mileage: 74,939
I purchased this original Judge in 1995 and have driven it very little (approx 450 miles) since its ground up restoration in 2000. It is one of the earliest original Judges with a build date of third week of Jan 1969 and since it was an early production cars, it did not come with a glove box badge. Produced as only one of 882 RA III-4 Speed Judges built in Baltimore, MD. and sold out of Kenneth Hammersley Pontiac in Lynchburg, VA. Shipped to the dealer 2/12/69, it has been in Virginia since sold. At sometime someone added the deluxe wood steering wheel and upgraded the radio to AM/FM. It was built with deluxe belts (originals still in the car), console, power steering, remote mirror, hood tach, rally gauges and front disc brakes. It was a four speed RA III but when I bought it it came with a 455 c.i. motor. A proper 400 c.i.c. motor (YH) was bored .030 and fitted with RA III heads, RA III exhaust manifold, RA III cam and a Elde alum. intake manifold with correct carb and a high output starter. All done by well known Pontiac drag racer and engine builder Big Chief Racing, Inc.. Estimated HP on the now 406c.i. motor is around 480-490 HP.
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