'69 #s RA3/4-sp GTO Judge

[scuncio]

Nice car - don't see many Judges with the original block. Price seems on the steep side for something that looks to be a nice driver, but I'm not too savvy on the value of the '68-69s...is this one worth the ask?

Link to 1969 GTO Judge auction

[olredalert]

----I think some sellers put an unnaturally high buy-it-now in the hope of reeling in a tuna. It's flawed thinking as it makes one think the seller is looking for too much money when in fact the seller may take far less in the end...…..Bill S

[69L78]

Originally Posted by scuncio

Nice car - don't see many Judges with the original block. Price seems on the steep side for something that looks to be a nice driver, but I'm not too savvy on the value of the '68-69s...is this one worth the ask?

Link to 1969 GTO Judge auction

A former member here local to me has a similar Survivor car with 11k org miles, born with drivetrain with local racing history, comes with lots of documentation. If anyone is interested, send me a PM. I saw the car over the weekend, if I was a Pontiac enthusiast, I would be all over it.

[tjs44]

Im puzzled by the block numbers he posted?According to the build sheet none of those are the vin?The vin is stamped on the pass side of the block along the timing cover.The EUN and block code is on the pass side under the head.Should be a WS code.Tom

[tjs44]

Barley make out a WS.Tom

[Tracker1]

Originally Posted by tjs44

Im puzzled by the block numbers he posted?According to the build sheet none of those are the vin?The vin is stamped on the pass side of the block along the timing cover.The EUN and block code is on the pass side under the head.Should be a WS code.Tom

There is a picture of the matching number block stamp there...

as for the price? Nope - that's RA IV territory. Nice car though.