One of the most iconic muscle cars of the golden era, the Pontiac GTO Judge debuted in 1969. Inspired by a comedy routine called "Here Comes the Judge," the car was conceived as a low-cost GTO aimed ...

I floorboarded the gas pedal. That put everybody back in their seat quite a bit, and by the time I hit 140, they were hanging on real tight.’ ‘So, you hit 140 mph?! Oh, easy!’ Larry Morton doesn’t ...

If you want a muscle car that's a driver, you buy a restored car or something that has already been modified. If you want a gem, you buy an unrestored classic. A car that's all-original, as it would ...

On February 11, 1971, Pontiac issued Car Distribution Bulletin No. 71-71 canceling the GTO Judge. What was intended as a successful one-season promotion beat the odds and made it to its third model ...

You didn't think they were allorange, did you? That wasn't even an option in 1971 for The Judge. But still, Tim Allen'sCastillian Bronze 455/4-speed '71 is a very rare color. We like the upscale feel ...

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Introduced for the 1964 model year to attract younger buyers, the Pontiac GTO was born when John Z. DeLorean and a handful of Pontiac engineers stuffing a 389 cubic-inch Poncho engine from a ...

Erik Bolstad was one month shy of his 17th birthday and about to become a senior at Onalaska Luther High School when he bought his first car — a 1971 Pontiac GTO Judge. It might have been the best ...