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FAQ1969 Pontiac GTO Hardtop 55705 Miles Mayfair Maize Coupe 400 CID Ram Air III Aut
| Condition: | Used |
| Make: | Pontiac |
| Model: | GTO |
| SubModel: | Hardtop |
| Type: | Coupe |
| Trim: | Hardtop |
| Year: | 1969 |
| Mileage: | 55705 |
| VIN: | 242379P310957 |
| Color: | Mayfair Maize |
| Engine: | 400 CID Ram Air III |
| Fuel: | Gasoline |
| Transmission: | Automatic |
| Drive type: | Coupe |
| Interior color: | Black |
| Vehicle Title: | Clear |
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Description of 1969 Pontiac GTO Hardtop |
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Documented GTO Judge with PHS paperwork. High-quality restoration still in excellent condition throughout. Original color combination, runs and drives extremely well. The Judge to own if you love to drive! This 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge hardtop wears its original color, code 40 Mayfair Maize, and most of you probably haven’t seen it before. The car received a very high-quality frame-off restoration about 10 years ago and despite some use since then, it still looks fantastic. Paint and bodywork were extremely well done and as a result this car fits together beautifully and has a deep shine that shows very well. Once the paint was dry, they installed correct decals in green, yellow, and white that add just the right amount of contrast. Other upgrades include the urethane front bumper that completely transforms the GTO’s look, folding headlights, a Ram Air hood, and a decklid spoiler, all of which were designed to give the Judge a look to match its aggressive personality. It worked, because the Judge made the Mopar twins look a little plain when it hit the streets in 1969. Add in those cool little side marker lights, “Ram Air†markings on the hood, a few shiny bits, and you get a car that looks as fast as it drives. The Judge also included bucket seats, with these wrapped in correct code 259 black vinyl, and they do give the interior an upscale vibe. A few touches of wood (both simulated and not) warm up the Judge’s passenger compartment, and virtually everything inside has been restored or replaced so it looks quite fresh. Optional Rally gauges cover the basics, with an aftermarket oil pressure gauge under the dash, along with the manual control for the Ram Air hood scoop, designed to force-feed the 400 cubic inch V8 cool, fresh air. The original AM radio lives in the center of the dash and the wood-handled shifter makes it easy to grab the right gear in the TH400 3-speed automatic transmission. There’s also a good-sized trunk out back, which has correct spatter-finish paint, a reproduction trunk mat, and a matching full-sized spare with jack assembly. The Judge came standard with Pontiac’s 400 cubic inch Ram Air III V8, which was rated at a rather stout 366 horsepower. The Ram Air III engine is very street-friendly thanks to a hydraulic cam and 4-barrel carburetor, and it’s a formidable performer. This appears to be a warranty replacement block, and since it was fully rebuilt at the time of restoration it starts easily, idles properly, and offers a big hit of torque when you need it most. It’s also neatly detailed with traditional Pontiac Turquoise engine enamel, standard chrome valve covers, and that big Ram Air cleaner on top, as well as little stuff like tower hose clamps and coded plug wires. Power steering and disc brakes were optional, but this Judge received both, making it very easy for anyone to handle. Turn the key and it fires every time and on the road it stays cool, makes plenty of oil pressure, and delivers the kind of fun something that looks like this should deliver. The undercarriage is as nicely detailed as the engine bay, showing only minor signs of use and no evidence of rust or previous damage. The TH400 3-speed automatic transmission was a $227.04 option, and it is quite likely the most durable automatic transmission ever invented, so go ahead and put your foot on the floor all you like. In back there are 3.55 gears on a Saf-T-Track limited slip and with the automatic transmission, they’re an excellent choice—this car snaps through traffic with far more precision than you’d expect. A reproduction exhaust system has the right tone that never gets too loud or annoying and there’s a new gas tank hanging in back. Rally II wheels were standard equipment, and since the Judge was ostensibly designed to be a price-leader, the trim rings were omitted. Sitting on F70-14 Firestone Wide-Oval bias-ply tires, this Judge has a very period-correct look and feel. Documentation includes a full PHS package verifying that it’s a real Judge in original colors. The GTO remains the perennial favorite among muscle car fans, and the Judge delivers on its swagger with big performance and surprising comfort. We’ve never had a better-driving GTO in our inventory than this, and the unusual color makes it stand out. Add in a quality restoration, good documentation, and a dedication to making it authentic, and you get a car you’ll be proud to own and which you’ll look forward to driving Call today! For more details and photos, please visit Harwood Motors always recommends personal or professional inspections of any vehicle in our inventory prior to purchase. |
