With only brief two-year run, the Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda has established itself as the baddest Golden Age ride and the most ...

Getting real value from a classic muscle car means finding an undervalued killer ride with nothing but potential.

1970 Pontiac GTO Judge convertible could auction for US$350,000 (CDN$485,000) in May The car is one of 168 convertible Judges built that year—and shows just 656 miles on its odo A ’70 Judge ...

The GTO Judge convertible became a rare sign at only 168 units (some sources claim Pontiac sold only 162 units, but I think the difference comes from the export units; join the conversation using ...

This stunning 1967 Pontiac GTO Convertible, a true automotive icon, continues to fascinate with its sleek lines and impeccable condition. Despite its 57 years on the road, the car appears virtually ...

The sun’s warm embrace and a classic 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge convertible. The GTO Judge is a favorite among car lovers. There is plenty of muscle in this car and just a blast to drive.

In 1969, Pontiac’s GTO convertible production showcased a blend of rarity and desirability, with only 7,436 units produced, including a limited number of “Judge” models. Despite the Judge’s allure, ...

Pontiac produced 3,783 GTO convertibles in 1970, and the Judge accounted for only 162 examples. While the Judge was no longer as successful as in 1969, it's unknown how many 1970 model year ...

Of all the General Motors brands that built muscle cars from the mid ’60s through the early ’70s, Pontiac seemed to have the most fun ... Choose either the wide twin grille of the 1969 model or the ...

And the vehicle crossing Mecum’s auction block is one of only 168 examples of the GTO Judge convertible produced in 1970. The 1970 Pontiac Judge convertible being offered through Mecum Auctions.