'70 Judge, Stored 28yr
 

Neat car with a great color combo. Unfortunately, it's NOM, but still retains all its original sheetmetal and looks fairly unmolested overall.

Link to 1970 GTO Judge eBay auction

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----Boy, would this Judge benefit from a dry ice blast!....Bill S

Nice. The ad is well written too by a guy that obviously knows these cars and whats important to point out to potential buyers. Also looks like a 'no reserve' auctiion.

Those Pioneer speakers on the back package shelf are a real throwback.

Cooper Cobras, I'm out.

If someone dry ice blasts the underside, what is done about the heavy pitting? Spray filler?

The reason I ask is I have a '57 Mac B61 with heavy pitting.

I had those exact same Pioneer speakers in my 68 SS Chevelle back in the day. I had them under the front seat. 6x9's in the back. Of course with my cassette player and equalizer. :)