1970 Judge Color breakdown

[442w30]

The one in Atlanta was the one I was talking about.

The production figures by color are available in a few books, most notable Tom Demauro's. I believe all the dark greens were pretty much "up there" in popularity, if memory serves correct.

[yellowjudge]

Hi, alth [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/flag.gif[/img]ough I was born @ end of 1960s, i think the green was popular among the GIs. They were prob. so used to seeing it all the time. The car in Atlanta was a rough one. Do you have any pontiacs??

[DaJudge]

Atoll Blue was popular I know of three RA IV Judges. One was owned by GTO_Don, another one was right down the street and a third one was at the nationals a few years back. I should try to hook up with Jim M, the company I work for has software that takes micro film and digitizes it. You can then perform searches for particular codes and phrases like L67 or Ram Air IV, color codes or even search by vin or dealer . It would be awesome to have that type of a tool available to really crunch some numbers, you could then cross reference to VIN's that are still active and ones not yet found to see what is left out there.

[skierkaj]

Does anyone have any pics of different colored judges than what I've seen? I've only seen orange and silver judges, and maybe a pic of a yellow one? I'm not a real big pontiac fan, so I've never seen any other colors than what I've seen at the local car shows. Thanks guys!

[DaJudge]

Here's a Lucerne Blue 71

[DaJudge]

Here's a Mayfair Maize 69

[DaJudge]

Here's a 70 Verdoro Green Convert

[csx289]

Man, is that a cool looking 71 Judge! [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/haha.gif[/img]

[DaJudge]

Here's a Starlight Black RA IV Judge

[DaJudge]

And for all the Chevy guys a 70 Z-28 M-22 4 speed car in Mulsanne Blue that I owned. A gentleman in western PA now owns this 3,000 mile example.