1970 Pontiac GTO Judge

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$50,000 - $70,000 USD 

Offered Without Reserve

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  • A high-water mark of American muscle cars
  • An authentic GTO Judge, presented in the rare and striking Atoll Blue, complemented by vibrant contrasting decals and a blue bucket-seat interior
  • Includes copy of its build sheet from Pontiac Historical Services
  • Factory equipped with a four-speed manual gearbox, eight-track stereo, Safe-T-Track limited-slip differential, power steering, and power brakes

Few cars embody the swagger, style, and power of the American muscle car era quite like the 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge. More than just a bold name, the Judge was a purpose-built machine designed to deliver serious performance with unmistakable presence.

For 1970, Pontiac refined the GTO’s design with a more aggressive front end, featuring a restyled Endura bumper and exposed quad headlamps, paired with horizontal taillights and sculpted bodywork. The Judge package added visual impact with bold “The Judge” decals, a blacked-out grille, rear spoiler, Rally II wheels, and an array of eye-catching high-impact colors with equally high-impact contrasting stripes, which became synonymous with the model. The Judge’s performance was as commanding as its name implied, powered by Pontiac’s formidable 400-cubic-inch Ram Air III V-8, factory rated at 365 horsepower and rumored to produce nearly 450 pounds-feet of torque, with aggressive camshaft timing, free-breathing cylinder heads, and high-flow exhaust manifolds delivering exceptional acceleration and a signature, thunderous exhaust note.

The 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge offered here is finished in the rare and sought-after factory color of Atoll Blue (Code EE) over a blue bucket-seat interior (Code 50). Factory-equipped with a four-speed manual transmission, Safe-T-Track limited-slip rear differential, power steering, power disc brakes, and a working eight-track stereo with AM radio, this example is said to have undergone an older body-on restoration to original specifications. Today, the car presents as a sound “driver,” with a Pontiac Historical Services build sheet confirming its authenticity as one of only 3,629 GTO Judge coupes produced for 1970.

No longer fitted with its original Ram Air III engine, it is believed to be powered by a 1969 Pontiac 400-cubic-inch unit, upgraded with a Ram Air IV camshaft. Front and rear spoilers and Rally II wheels wrapped in Cavalier SRX raised white-letter tires complement the car’s striking livery, while a rear sway bar and a floor-mounted shifter combine with the other features to imbue this Judge with pronounced period-correct charisma.

An unapologetic icon of American muscle, this Atoll Blue 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge, a bold symbol of Pontiac at the height of its performance powers, is a fusion of raw performance and arresting style that continues to stir the soul and command attention decades on.

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