In a world of imitators, The Judge stands alone—loud, proud, and unapologetically bold. This 1969 Pontiac GTO is more than a muscle car. It’s a verdict on the era: power rules, and style leads. With only 6,833 Judges built in ‘69, this particular car is a rare and revered chapter in Pontiac’s muscle legacy—and it’s been celebrated on the pages of Muscle Car Review (August 2007).
At its core sits the iconic Pontiac 400 cubic-inch V8, tuned with the legendary Ram Air III setup. Paired with long-tube headers and a throaty dual exhaust, this Judge doesn’t whisper—it roars with righteous fury. A Turbo 400 automatic transmission delivers velvet-smooth shifts and brutal acceleration. This isn’t just muscle—it’s precision-engineered presence.
Coated in its unmistakable Judge stripes and wearing that rear spoiler with authority, this GTO turns every head with a single glance. Up front, hideaway headlights and the unmistakable hood-mounted tachometer announce its pedigree before the engine ever turns over.
Inside, a factory comfort-grip steering wheel welcomes you to a cabin where performance meets purpose. A classic center console and original AM radio keep the ‘60s soul intact, while power steering and power brakes ensure the drive is as enjoyable as the look.
Equipped with front disc brakes, correct PMD Rally wheels, and the raw confidence only a Judge can offer, this GTO stays grounded—until it’s time to fly. Every detail, from the stance to the sound, has been thoughtfully preserved or restored, creating a balance between brutal performance and elegant aggression.
This isn’t just a car. It’s a declaration. A time capsule. A muscle-era monarch wrapped in sheet metal and thunder.
This is The Judge. And court is always in session.
RARE-126200
Pontiac 400 V8
automatic
10,826
