Pontiac’s Tempest was launched in 1961 as affordable transport for Middle America. Few were sold and those that did were ignored by the market’s surging numbers of younger buyers ...

late ’70s Pontiac Trans Ams with direct ties to Smokey & the Bandit; and, yep, you guessed it, ’69 and ’70 GTO Judge convertibles. We’ll update this post with the sale price after Mecum ...

The 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge Convertible, inspired by Sammy Davis Jr.’s catchphrase ... Built under the COPO 9560 program, only 69 ZL1 Camaros were ever made, making it an exceptionally rare and ...

1971 Pontiac GTO Judge Convertible The 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge Ram Air IV ... the ZL-1 stands out as one of the rarest and most desirable versions, as Chevrolet produced only 69 units. This exclusivity ...

The '69 GTO Judge is a very special muscle car. Here are some cool facts about a "performance" car intended to be a "low-cost" Pontiac. Senate votes to avoid government shutdown as 10 Democrats ...

The Pontiac GTO Judge might have gained its name from a popular ... but the second-generation Grand Prix has a lot to offer collectors. The '69 Grand Prix SJ was a high water mark in the model's ...

The legendary 1964 Pontiac GTO had a 389 cubic-inch V8 ... The average cost of a '69 Judge will set potential buyers back to the tune of about $83,000 with a top price of $440,000.

That precise moment can be pinpointed to December 19, 1968, when Pontiac Motor Division announced ‘The Judge’ optional package for the GTO. As we are fully aware, the GTO started life on ...

Another big change to the GTO lineup for 1969 was the introduction of “The Judge” package ... look than the edgier 1968-69 models. Other than the looks, the biggest update of note in 1970 was the ...

Little-Known Fact: The original TV commercial for the Judge featured the rock band Paul Revere and the Raiders singing about the GTO out on a dry lakebed. According to the book Pontiac Pizazz ...