Her plates would say "JUSTICE" if she were mine

My first car was a hugger orange 69 SS Camaro. I bought in 1979 I was 16. My best friends all had 69s. We cruised EL CAMINO REAL in SANTA CLARA CA. every FRI SAT night to at least 1985. American Graffiti is a joke compared to our real life back then.

Could it be street legal I hope?

The hood on this one has a horrible gap when you look across from the passenger side it has some serious gaposis. See it at 2:22 thru 2:30. Trunk fitment on the driver's side doesn't line up, whoever restored it needs to finish it correctly.

They had a winner on their hands and only released it for one year. If this were today, they would run it for the next 25 years

ok your killin me with all these! Would love to own this! the color is kind of under the radar, but still a bad ass look. btw kind of the first muscle car with heads up display! great vids thanks

I had a 64 GTO

MUSTARDDDDDDDDDDD

Retarded world we live in 😊 price for something with 4 wheels an an engine and steel?😅😅😅 who came up with these prices?

It's a sweet ride 👌👍🇭🇲

Summary, no.

Great videos! Keep them coming!

Guy down the street had a brand new 71' 455 Judge in that fleshy orange colour with those pink (stripes?) down the sides. Rarely drove it. Those steel 5 spoke factory rims rusted on him. Used to watch him get embarrassed by a 340 Swinger every time they lined up at a light together. Admittedly the nose and headlights on those years of GTOs looked great. Too bad they were so heavy.

Never forget Dodge ruining the Vette promotion the year they bested 2 records at Nuremberg. The Viper team sent over an ACR, bested the Vette's two records and set 7 more while they were there. Scrapped the whole Vette promotional plans that year. Vettes have always been Viper food.

A classic never gets old.

Mam, it's so much fun to see these old episodes! Keep it up, really like the new video magazine episodes, too!

AWESOME

He needs to be wearing a black leather muir cap and sun glasses with a mustache like that.

Still my favorite Lamborghini. Nothing touches it in design. And the F40 would be my Ferrari.

I would also not talk to the Junior. 🤓🤓🤓

Ok

Does the price go up 100k every time you rattle off how many were equipped with this or that?

The music in the background sounds more like someone walking through a cemetery. Not driving a muscle car.

I've heard a lot of comments over the years regarding "...the steering wheel is just wrong! You have to have arms like an orangutan!" They just don't know Italian cars. Hold the wheel at 4 o'clock & 8 o'clock. It works just fine. Forget the high school driving instructor.

& Pigmeat Markham made the song under the same name (Great Song) which is just perfect for my theme song playin' in the background as I pull up in the '70 Verdoro Green convertible 4-speed Judge that I learned of its existence awhile back...Mean Green, Baby.

They were called HALO cars to be the best the brand could build to show their exceptional skills. They were also called HELLNO when asked if they made my off them.

Sounds like a vw bug😂

Daytonas have notoriously terrible sounding engines

I thought the Rambler Rebel was the first

Imagine all that money he spent, and everyone will think its a Miami Vice kit car lol

Kendrick Lamar brought me here as well. $GNX

Well, it's still true in some ways, depending on how you live.

It's glorious

In 1972 at age 16, my dad got me my first car. A Warwick Blue over Black, Black vinyl top 1969 Pontiac GTO. 400 Ram Air IV, Muncie M22 “Rock Crusher” 4-speed manual, Hurst Competition Plus shifter, posi rear. Had it tuned by “Mr Pontiac” Nunzi Romano of Nunzi’s Automotive Brooklyn NY.

I thought it was Sammy Davis Jr.

Never had an issue with the inside configuration. I own 3 Countach myself; Hotwheels

5:56 haha , he is trooper

I'd take either but the '69 gets my vote. Gary should have driven both.

Could never have been built in america!

Only $150k???.....I'll take two.😂😂😂😂

Beautiful Judges. A Buick GSX would be as well equipped with same or more power

Actually, the 442 was a full-frame car too.

Italian cars. Designed for gorilla shaped people, drove a mates Alfa for about 80 miles and needed back surgery afterwards.