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1971 Pontiac GTO (The Judge) in Scottsdale, Arizona
This is one of 17 GTO Judge convertibles made in the final 1971
production year. It is the only Judge finished in Laurentian Green
with a Pearl White interior and white top. It is powered by a
matching-numbers 455 High-Output V8 engine, correct
matching-numbers PQ automatic transmission, and a 3.31 12-bolt
posi-traction rear end. Original features include Judge standard
spoiler, Ram Air and graphics, black anodized Judge grilles,
glove-box door badge, as well as NOS OEM stripes. The interior
features bucket seats and 8-track player. The automatic shifter is
on the column, as no console option was ordered. The factory blue
production date decal is still on driver's door jamb. This Judge
was painstakingly restored with original and NOS parts, everything
matches the original Build Sheet. It has won Best of Show awards
twice at major Pontiac events, and is signed in two places
(sunvisor and inside of the glove-box door) by noted GTO expert Jim
Wangers. Included with the vehicle is PHS paperwork and its factory
fuel tank document. Odometer reading is original mileage not
indicated on the title. This Judge has had the same owner in excess
of 30 years.
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