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This Pontiac GTO Judge Convertible has only been driven 656 miles since new. Power comes from a 6.6-liter V8 engine paired with a four-speed manual gearbox. Finished in Pepper Green with a light ...

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Despite powerful forces working against them, Pontiac managed to make some of the greatest muscle cars of the classic era.

The Judge package, which added $337 to the base price of $3,267, remained popular, with 3,635 hardtops and 162 convertibles leaving the factory. One such Judge, a particularly well preserved example ...

Their loss is modern day GTO Judge owners' gain, as its relative rarity has helped keep resale values strong over the years.

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Pontiac introduced the GTO Judge for 1969 with much success. The Judge enjoyed a production run of 6,833 coupes and another 108 convertible models.

The Judge was the most powerful GTO you could buy in 1969, though according to Pontiac it only made 10 more horsepower than the next most powerful variant.

By 1968, the GTO underwent a significant redesign, reflecting the era’s emphasis on muscular aesthetics and high-performance capabilities. In 1969, Pontiac introduced the iconic “The Judge” version, ...

The Judge featured the 360-hp Ram Air III engine standard, but buyers could also opt for the more hardcore 370-hp Ram Air IV. The rarest of all were the GTO Judge Ram Air IV convertibles—only ...

6T9 GTO Convertible Is A 2013 Chevy Camaro Masquerading As A Pontiac Judge According to the plaque on the dash, the reverse restomod is one of only seven built ...